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Zoikeh

By Zoikeh,
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with some wing.

sigh think clearly is a gtr wing and as said look like gtr rear pods unless it is a full rear bar of some kind. Also not a fan of 400r front bars at all

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look like starcorp impuls 2 me!

Ahh, having looked at some starcorp impuls, you may be right. However I hear starcorp make some pretty cheap (quality) rims, and that most of their designs are copied from jap designs. If so, could the rims featured in the pic be the real jap ones?

Sorry to hijack the thread (the original question seems to have been answered many times anyway :P)

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Ahh, having looked at some starcorp impuls, you may be right. However I hear starcorp make some pretty cheap (quality) rims, and that most of their designs are copied from jap designs. If so, could the rims featured in the pic be the real jap ones?

Sorry to hijack the thread (the original question seems to have been answered many times anyway :()

pretty sure they are starcorp impuls.

http://www.tempetyres.com.au/products_clos...amp;part_no=713

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If so, could the rims featured in the pic be the real jap ones?

Very very doubtful.

The wheels the Impuls are copied from are Work Equips which only came in silver. So unless the guy repainted the original Equips in white (unlikely), they are the fake Impuls.

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