I am looking into getting some of these wheels... I know that 17" would be better performance wise, but I find that the 18" fills the wheel well a little better... I researched and found that the 18" adds about 2lbs per wheel over the 17"... Just wondering if you guys would recomend the 18" or the 17".. thanks

 

i think 17's are perfect if ur low enough.. but if u dont drop.. 18s

 

Yah im lowered on H&R's.. about 1.5" drop on stock shocks.... I'm thinking 17's but some more opinions would be appreciated.. thanks

 

I'll buy them if they come out in white.....If they don't,i won't....Unless i get them for a good price and powdercoat them.....

 

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Anyone looking for RPF1 center caps? Good deal here!

 

Anybody know a good paint to match the gold enkei's? I need some for my centercaps.

 

How much fender work will be needed for 17x9 +45 in the front with 245/40-17 Kumho XS? I'd like to run a good autoX alignment with this setup and also drive it on the street. I currently have -1.5 degree in front without a drop but will be putting on some Tein S-Tech springs (about 1.2in drop). I'm fine with a bit more camber so long as it doesn't negatively affect performance. Thanks.

 

Not to be a dick, but this 98 page thread is here for a reason. Read and you will find the answer.

 

that's a true story, search young grasshopper and ye shall find the answer

 

"Not to be a dick",.. Not too sure about that. If I see someone ask a question and I know the answer I give them an intelligent reply, or if I don't know I may ignore it, I don't waste my time to be a smart ass. I have read much of this thread and haven't been able to acquire complete enough info to feel comfortable to pull the trigger on this setup yet. This is why I'm asking this specific question including as many variables as possible. As if its convenient to read 100 pages of often incomplete info in this thread and 100s more pages elsewhere on this forum ... Seems a bit smarter to just ask the question directly.