ZPOST - View Single Post - Apex PS-7 Wheels installed

The HACK · 07-24-2017, 10:36 PM

Also replaced the now 8+ years old RacingBrake 75mm studs. Stud replacement was easy but time consuming, took me all of about 3.5 hours to finish, but mostly because I took some long breaks in between.

These Apex PS-7s are shod with Maxxis RC-1 scrubs with a couple of heat cycles on them, 275/35/R18s squared. Took it to my favorite parking spot to get some quick shots with the iPhone...And realized I had taken some shots 11 years ago at the same exact spot the week I got the MZ4 Coupe.

Boy the car looks as good today as the day I brought it home.

Car's gone through some slight modifications.

07-24-2017, 10:36 PM	#1
The HACK Midlife Crises Racing Silent but Deadly Class 1820 Rep 5,337 Posts Drives: 2006 MZ4C, 2021 Tesla Model 3 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Welcome to Jamaica have a nice day iTrader: (1)	Apex PS-7 Wheels installed Also replaced the now 8+ years old RacingBrake 75mm studs. Stud replacement was easy but time consuming, took me all of about 3.5 hours to finish, but mostly because I took some long breaks in between. These Apex PS-7s are shod with Maxxis RC-1 scrubs with a couple of heat cycles on them, 275/35/R18s squared. Took it to my favorite parking spot to get some quick shots with the iPhone...And realized I had taken some shots 11 years ago at the same exact spot the week I got the MZ4 Coupe. Boy the car looks as good today as the day I brought it home. Car's gone through some slight modifications. Attached Images __________________ Sitting on a beat-up office chair in front of a 5 year old computer in a basement floor, sipping on stale coffee watching a bunch of meaningless numbers scrolling aimlessly on a dimly lit 19” monitor.
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