View Poll Results: Which of these two wheels do you prefer?
Fiske FM-10's - Keep what you got - Those wheels rock!



21
58.33%
AR TTII's - Can't beat the look of the TTII



12
33.33%
Get something else - See post for suggestions



3
8.33%
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Easy question. Which of these two wheels do you prefer? I know it's not a 3rd gen, but I just sold mine and bought this car.
My new car with Fikse FM-10 17x9.5 wheels. (The car just made an 800 mile trip on a trailer in the rain, so it's dirty...)
Fikse FM-10's


My old car with American Racing Torq Thrust II 17x9.5 wheels.
AR TTII's

I may sell the FM-10's and have enough money to buy a new set of TTII's and tires with money to spare. These Fikse wheels are like $1000 each new
My new car with Fikse FM-10 17x9.5 wheels. (The car just made an 800 mile trip on a trailer in the rain, so it's dirty...)
Fikse FM-10's


My old car with American Racing Torq Thrust II 17x9.5 wheels.
AR TTII's

I may sell the FM-10's and have enough money to buy a new set of TTII's and tires with money to spare. These Fikse wheels are like $1000 each new
Last edited by TTA155; Oct 6, 2002 at 09:07 PM.
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That first pic with the Fisk wheels rocks. Nice ride man. I'd stick with what you've got.
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I can't see the first pic, but the TTIIs look good, but at the same time weird, maybe cause I've never seen them on a 4th Gen.
Mark,
Can you see it now? I think I was re uploading it when you looked.
Oh, and here's a pic right before I left the guys house in Wisconsin to head back to Arkansas with the car.
1600 mile round trip in 2 days. It took me 13 hours to get there, and 15 hours to get back. (I had a blow out on the trailer 7 miles north of Salem, Illinois on the way home, and had no spare. I had to disconnect the trailer and leave the car and trailer on the side of the road for 45 minutes while I went and got a new tire on the wheel.)

-Shawn
Can you see it now? I think I was re uploading it when you looked.
Oh, and here's a pic right before I left the guys house in Wisconsin to head back to Arkansas with the car.
1600 mile round trip in 2 days. It took me 13 hours to get there, and 15 hours to get back. (I had a blow out on the trailer 7 miles north of Salem, Illinois on the way home, and had no spare. I had to disconnect the trailer and leave the car and trailer on the side of the road for 45 minutes while I went and got a new tire on the wheel.)

-Shawn
Last edited by TTA155; Oct 4, 2002 at 10:55 PM.
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It's not a matter of budget with the Fikses for me. They were on the car when I bought it so the original owner is the one that paid for them
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Damn, this is a hard poll. I really like both, a lot. Either way, it will look awesome.
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someday i will have FISKE'S
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WOW...thanks for all the comments guys. I was expecting it to be a little closer in the voting, but it looks like the Fikses are winning out.
I initially wanted to get the TTII's before I saw the car in person, but the Fikses are growing on me. I think they look more "modern" and fit the look of the 94 better than the TTII's.
I initially wanted to get the TTII's before I saw the car in person, but the Fikses are growing on me. I think they look more "modern" and fit the look of the 94 better than the TTII's.
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sell the fm-10s and buy some fikse fm5's like the ones on the berger camaros...then get 17x11 in back
...edit...BTW fikse is the proper spelling.....goto http://www.fikse.com to see the fm5's
...edit...BTW fikse is the proper spelling.....goto http://www.fikse.com to see the fm5's
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OOpps. I misspelled it.
I think I am going to keep the FM-10's, and see what Fikse will charge me to change them to a high polished finish. The owner of the car who put them on had them ordered in a complete anodized finish rather than the polished finish. I like the look of them polished, like the pic below:
I think I am going to keep the FM-10's, and see what Fikse will charge me to change them to a high polished finish. The owner of the car who put them on had them ordered in a complete anodized finish rather than the polished finish. I like the look of them polished, like the pic below:
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