SSR Typr-C RS 18 x 9.5 +22
Mar 8, 2007, 07:35 PM
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I got the gunmetal color. I don't think they call it anthracite anymore. The rim is completely in gunmetal color without polished lips.
I am having a little doubt on how the rims will fit with 255 series tires without rolling the fenders. It will be another 4-5 weeks or so before I get them. Once I do I will fit them and post my findings. I will be the guinea pig on this one.
I am having a little doubt on how the rims will fit with 255 series tires without rolling the fenders. It will be another 4-5 weeks or so before I get them. Once I do I will fit them and post my findings. I will be the guinea pig on this one.
Apr 13, 2007, 09:22 PM
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OK, just got these bad boys yesterday. Unfortunately wont be going on car for another few weeks.
It took about 1 and a half weeks from ordering to my door from Perfect Run japan. Very quick.
these are 18 x 9.5 +29
They are quite an aggresive offset, but the dish/concave(ness)? aint that big. I didn't expect them to be judging by the Nagisa cars.
Nevertheless, I think they look great and they're as light as f@#k too.
It took about 1 and a half weeks from ordering to my door from Perfect Run japan. Very quick.
these are 18 x 9.5 +29
They are quite an aggresive offset, but the dish/concave(ness)? aint that big. I didn't expect them to be judging by the Nagisa cars.
Nevertheless, I think they look great and they're as light as f@#k too.
Apr 13, 2007, 09:56 PM
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Will these fit on a evo without spacers or rolling the fenders??? They look sweet
OK, just got these bad boys yesterday. Unfortunately wont be going on car for another few weeks.
It took about 1 and a half weeks from ordering to my door from Perfect Run japan. Very quick.
these are 18 x 9.5 +29
They are quite an aggresive offset, but the dish/concave(ness)? aint that big. I didn't expect them to be judging by the Nagisa cars.
Nevertheless, I think they look great and they're as light as f@#k too.
It took about 1 and a half weeks from ordering to my door from Perfect Run japan. Very quick.
these are 18 x 9.5 +29
They are quite an aggresive offset, but the dish/concave(ness)? aint that big. I didn't expect them to be judging by the Nagisa cars.
Nevertheless, I think they look great and they're as light as f@#k too.
Apr 13, 2007, 10:15 PM
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Apparently they clear the stock Brembos at the front so no need for spacers.
If you go 255/35. You'd most likely have to roll the rears. The fronts should fit fine..
You could probably run a stretched 235/40 without any rolling which i personally think would work well too. I don't want to start a **** fight regarding not running a wider tyre than stock blah blah. Thats been discussed to death on other threads. But I think by running a 235, you wont lose any of the legendary evo zippyness and initial turn in. Either way would be good IMHO.
This is all hearsay pre empting ATM. I will let you know definately once the wheels and tyres are on regarding clearences and what not.
If you go 255/35. You'd most likely have to roll the rears. The fronts should fit fine..
You could probably run a stretched 235/40 without any rolling which i personally think would work well too. I don't want to start a **** fight regarding not running a wider tyre than stock blah blah. Thats been discussed to death on other threads. But I think by running a 235, you wont lose any of the legendary evo zippyness and initial turn in. Either way would be good IMHO.
This is all hearsay pre empting ATM. I will let you know definately once the wheels and tyres are on regarding clearences and what not.
Apr 14, 2007, 06:37 PM
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