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lol i din know works made spinning rims... if they did then my perception of japanese street culture is greatly mislead

By the way... going by your thoeries I would also have a buxom manga hottie bouncing on possibly my nether regions, in my car...

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my bro was gona get them for his r33 - it was about $6000 for 18inch albas with tyres n spinners.

WTF!!! $6k??? Arnt they just plastic hub caps?

These things are the at the pinnacle of spooooopid!! The ad with the 350z just proves it. Even the actors/models in the ad are ugly!

The proper spinning rims are just that... rims... its a 4 piece alloy construct made by Loenhart or sumfin, and they cost around 2 grand each for a set of 20" big uns for lowriders and slammed trucks.

Hope I got all that lowrider lingo right... the enix's are cheap plastic copies of em.

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WTF!!! $6k??? Arnt they just plastic hub caps?  

These things are the at the pinnacle of spooooopid!! The ad with the 350z just proves it. Even the actors/models in the ad are ugly!

his bro prop owned a vl before the r33 so he likes to talk shit. As if u would pay $6k for spinning hubcaps. :D

its rice boys new year,year of the spinners....just like nailing a firecracker to a post setting it allight and whatching it spin.....what if one comes loose and hurtels into a crowd or spins loose at the lights flying into on coming traffic or an innocent boy looking procariously out of his window seat has sparks fly up and blind him and they have to ban them :) :fight!:

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