Seeking 17x9 wheel that is a +22- +32 offset that's race light
Jan 25, 2011, 08:32 PM
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Seeking 17x9 wheel that is a +22- +32 offset that's race light
I've been looking and looking for a sweet set of 17x9's and thought that I had narrowed it down to the Gram Light 57D's or the Work XSA 02C's both in white. After finding out that the Work XSA 02C's were discontinued today, I figure it's back to the drawing board. Looking for something in white but I know they can be always be powder coated. Had some RGII's but needed cash and had to let them go. Looked at a lot of options but finding a sweet 17x9 is becoming harder and harder. Give me some ideas on a new set of shoes!
Jan 25, 2011, 08:53 PM
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... are heavy.
I'm on the same tip as you and I'm planning on going with Weds TC105N's.
They're forged, the 17x9's come in +25 or +35 offsets, and at just 15.8 lbs, they're lighter than Enkei RPF1's and won't need spacers like a lot of RPF1 sizes do.
And I think they look good too.
I'm on the same tip as you and I'm planning on going with Weds TC105N's.
They're forged, the 17x9's come in +25 or +35 offsets, and at just 15.8 lbs, they're lighter than Enkei RPF1's and won't need spacers like a lot of RPF1 sizes do.
And I think they look good too.
Jan 26, 2011, 06:33 AM
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... are heavy.
I'm on the same tip as you and I'm planning on going with Weds TC105N's.
They're forged, the 17x9's come in +25 or +35 offsets, and at just 15.8 lbs, they're lighter than Enkei RPF1's and won't need spacers like a lot of RPF1 sizes do.
And I think they look good too.
I'm on the same tip as you and I'm planning on going with Weds TC105N's.
They're forged, the 17x9's come in +25 or +35 offsets, and at just 15.8 lbs, they're lighter than Enkei RPF1's and won't need spacers like a lot of RPF1 sizes do.
And I think they look good too.
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Jan 26, 2011, 11:54 AM
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I think you'll be most impressed with the Weds TC105N's. Their 18x10.5 +12 setup is light enough to pick up with a finger.
We have a few sets of the 17x9.0's in stock.
We have a few sets of the 17x9.0's in stock.
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