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Old Aug 30, 2007, 10:43 AM
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Anyone have ccw classics on their evo?
Just wondering, how they will look like.
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Old Aug 30, 2007, 10:55 AM
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Not my car but here you go

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Old Aug 31, 2007, 12:00 AM
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thanks bro, it acutally looked better than i had imagined. Wonder if those are 17's or 18's. If those are 18's, than evo's really need 19's.
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19s ?? skip 19s and go for 20s


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thanks bro, it acutally looked better than i had imagined. Wonder if those are 17's or 18's. If those are 18's, than evo's really need 19's.
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Old Aug 31, 2007, 07:17 AM
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the ones in the pic are very nice. very big fan of the style of the lip (like work meisters)
i would personally stick to that size and not go any bigger. looks the goods!
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The size of the classics pictured are 18x10's. We only offer them 16-18" diameters and don't suggest the fitment on the evo due to caliper clearance. Need spacers and possibly extended studs. We have other wheels that fit the car perfect but are not 3pc. We have a new design coming out sometime (?!?!?) that use a different center forging that has more of a pad to hit the correct offset for the evo.
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Originally Posted by ccdan
The size of the classics pictured are 18x10's. We only offer them 16-18" diameters and don't suggest the fitment on the evo due to caliper clearance. Need spacers and possibly extended studs. We have other wheels that fit the car perfect but are not 3pc. We have a new design coming out sometime (?!?!?) that use a different center forging that has more of a pad to hit the correct offset for the evo.
Im planning on giving you guys a call.

Why is it spacers are necessary, isnt it possible to build the wheel with a different offset. (not a wheel specialist, i though spacers just change the offset?)

Basically want to run CCW Classics with out a spacer.

Thanks.
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omg i love ccw's my favorite wheels ever. i want to get me some sp500's on my WW evo 8....
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sick wheels love the ccw classic's but weighs too much, i think 18x10's are like around 20 lbs or so.....the only good thing bout them is that they can make you a custom offset...
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Sorry but let me rewrite my current post, they have alot of good things about them but for me they weigh too much, their good quality wheels, strong, and affordable not like those jdm wheels...ahhh so many choice's to choose from....who to pick...
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Originally Posted by ENVY-THIS
Sorry but let me rewrite my current post, they have alot of good things about them but for me they weigh too much, their good quality wheels, strong, and affordable not like those jdm wheels...ahhh so many choice's to choose from....who to pick...
I am torn. I also love the CCW Classics. I was definitely going with them until I found out about the weight of the street version. Although I believe their 18" wheel is still going to be lighter than my 5Zigens (supposedly 21.2 lbs each, but haven't weighed myself yet), I could get SSR Type-C RS wheels that are even lighter....

Anyone have pictures of 17" CCW Classics on an Evo?
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