Subject	Re: How so?
Posted by	-JK- on November 26, 2009 at 9:53 AM
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In Reply To	How so? (n/m) posted by NytWolf on November 25, 2009 at 11:58 PM
Message	The whole thing is called a wheel, the outside part of a wheel, where the tire is attached is called a rim. The TT rear wheels are different, one of the differences being they are wider. The part that is wider is where the tire is attached, also called the rim.
Follow Ups	300zx NA rims vs TT rims whats the difference - 91Fairlady 14:37:14 11/25/09 Nothing. The stock RIMS are 16" on all 4 corners of both. - Z_Cherub 14:38:53 11/25/09 If you want to be anal about it, tt 'rims' are still wider (n/m) - -JK- 17:56:28 11/25/09 How so? (n/m) - NytWolf 23:58:55 11/25/09 Re: How so? - -JK- 09:53:03 11/26/09 Wrong. The rim of a glass doesn't refer to the entire depth - Z_Cherub 17:28:16 11/26/09 I recommend you buy a dictionary. - -JK- 19:53:09 11/26/09 Wow, you went to a lot of effort for that. I'm impressed. - Z_Cherub 08:45:15 11/27/09 "(I'm not going to the same effort that you just did to - Z_Cherub 10:45:25 11/27/09 Speaking of jackass - NytWolf 10:11:34 11/27/09 Wrong. - NytWolf 10:09:07 11/27/09 I don't see any point in continuing this - -JK- 17:00:02 11/28/09 You must like to sleep a lot. (n/m) - NytWolf 14:52:33 11/30/09 Clever, Congratulations. - -JK- 02:51:17 12/01/09 You are interpretting the picture wrong - NytWolf 10:33:25 12/01/09 NA= 16 x 7.5 All Around TT= Front 16 x 7.5 Rear 16 x 8.5 (n/m) - dawhip 14:46:43 11/25/09 You can easily pick out a TT wheel next to an NA wheel - kenecchi 14:54:59 11/25/09 also TT wheels have ribs inside them (n/m) - nemo1080 (Iowa) 15:01:19 11/25/09 Not all of them (n/m) - John@Z1 15:12:13 11/25/09 The rears do (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 17:15:56 11/25/09 right. and the ribbed wider rear wheels.. - nemo1080 (Iowa) 20:54:27 11/25/09 it was the exhaust fumes from tuning. :( (n/m) - John@Z1 08:04:30 11/27/09 ***all 8.5x16 have ribs inside*** (n/m) - Dane (Houston) 21:54:39 11/25/09 thank you sir. - nemo1080 (Iowa) 01:17:28 11/26/09 There are no differences in the rims. (n/m) - NytWolf 15:35:51 11/25/09 haha even after reading all the other responses you still - KasbeKZ 21:56:24 11/25/09 Re: haha even after reading all the other responses you still - ZLover4Life 04:31:07 11/26/09 This post can't be right, - Zjustignoreme 15:40:51 11/25/09 No, just the end of your reading comprehension talents... - Z_Cherub 15:50:43 11/25/09 Your right. More subtle than usual. (n/m) - Zjustignoreme 23:11:53 11/25/09 *You're = You are. (n/m) - zmenon 23:53:19 11/25/09 Thanks, you're right. - Zjustignoreme 00:33:56 11/27/09 It's all in good fun. I think it's a bit of the TT.Net - Z_Cherub 08:52:36 11/27/09 besides the rears being wider, im surprised no one - maxboost83(WA>OK) 20:16:49 11/25/09 They're not..... necessarily. (n/m) - zellamay 20:23:45 11/25/09 you're saying that from the factory the tt model's - maxboost83(WA>OK) 20:50:54 11/25/09 I have never seen any OEM TT Chrome wheels (n/m) - nemo1080 (Iowa) 20:55:10 11/25/09 I have chrome OEM TT wheels on mine... - BeachZ 21:25:51 11/25/09 Of the 3 TT's I have direct knowledge of, 1 had chrome - zellamay 21:49:03 11/25/09 They are definitely not always chrome. - ClayZ90TT 21:02:58 11/25/09 Re: nissan issued a TSB advising AGAINST chroming - tognot 21:40:55 11/25/09 i think it was a dealer option (n/m) - ali300zx 21:52:50 11/25/09 Correct, afaik not a single TT was shipped from Japan with - Multi_Read (MO) 22:12:54 11/25/09 Not on quarter glass, but windshield, door glass and hatch - Fast300 09:50:36 11/26/09 VIN etch was a FACTORY standard in later model years. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 23:09:56 11/27/09 Heres a small idea of the 10mm difference. - IBZ2000 (SoCal) 21:59:42 11/25/09 TT wheels run faster - Arturo C. 04:32:56 11/26/09
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