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[Chopper pilot]

I have checked out my brake system looks like master cylinder only. I should have the engine together fairly soon.

My 2000 has some nice old school appliance wneels. I am going to clean them up should look nice. I need tires. The old tires are shot won't even hold air. Current size is 165/80/14. I searched and see the Falken Azenzi rt-615 are pretty popular. will the 195-60-14 fit on my car? I think it will but thought I would ask. The wheels I have seen to fit the car well.

Thanks in advance.

[SLOroadster]

The 615s in a 195/60/14 will work great. I've been running them for the last 2 years. They stick really well.

Will

[Linda]

Hey Chopper (sorry don't know your real name )
Be sure you have the right lug nuts and washers for your wheels.
Here's a discussion from when I got mine and some souces;
http://www.311s.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.ph ... s&start=15
http://www.customwheelaccessories.com/ETLUGNUTS.html
http://www.customwheelaccessories.com/WASHERS-2006.html

Linda
68 1600
Appliance wheels

[blazin311]

hey chopper, if you really like those azenis rt-615 in can get those for $81 plus shipping for 195-60-14.

Steven
blazinicon@hotmail.com

[brianbot5000]

Old thread - I've since purchased Chopper's car. He went with the Azenis.

[Alvin]

hey chopper, if you really like those azenis rt-615 in can get those for $81 plus shipping for 195-60-14.

Steven
blazinicon@hotmail.com

Dude, that is wiggidy WHACK!
Vulcantire has them for $59/each
http://www.vulcantire.com/azenis_rt615_t.htm

EdgeRacing has them for $63
http://www.edgeracing.com/tires/1956014/

Holy crap I gotta get in on these!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Victor_laury]

You won't regret it, Alvin. They are sticky and predictable. You will dive in with confidence