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[MSU2001GS]

Hey everyone. I am new here and recently purchased a 2001 GS300, silver with black interior. It is a big change for me since I have diven a Mustang for the past 5 years and put A LOT of money into. I'll post some pictures of my mustang and new GS in a little bit.

First question. Does anyone have any experience or input about Starr Wheels? I found a set of rims I like, but the price is really cheap. I know you get what you pay for, but I cant find any negative feed back about the company so I might try them out. What problems could I run into if it is a lower quality rim? Vibrations? Here is a pic of the rim.

Starr Wheel

[djspawn00]

Hey everyone. I am new here and recently purchased a 2001 GS300, silver with black interior. It is a big change for me since I have diven a Mustang for the past 5 years and put A LOT of money into. I'll post some pictures of my mustang and new GS in a little bit.

First question. Does anyone have any experience or input about Starr Wheels? I found a set of rims I like, but the price is really cheap. I know you get what you pay for, but I cant find any negative feed back about the company so I might try them out. What problems could I run into if it is a lower quality rim? Vibrations? Here is a pic of the rim.

Starr Wheel

The link didn't work for me, but if they're heavy you can say goodbye to your breaking performance, acceleration, and fuel economy... and also many aftermarket wheels which are probably cast of cheap materials have a tendancy to bend, break, crack, and shatter. If these are new and unmended then they should more than likely balance out just fine, but i do believe some people recommend using your OEM lugs.