FD: 18x12s that don't cost $1000 a piece?
09-11-08, 09:57 PM
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FD: 18x12s that don't cost $1000 a piece?
Probably going widebody in the future. Is there something out there rim wise that doesn't cost $1000 a piece?
If not...I'd like to see some rims anyway
If not...I'd like to see some rims anyway
09-12-08, 11:17 AM
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complete custom wheel aka CCW makes something basic, the classics are about as cheap as you can get price wise in a modular lightweight aluminum street or racing wheel for that size although they are probably $650 each IIRC. sometimes its possible to find a used set in excellent shape for cheap thru autox/hpde forums and because theyre modular you can buy a cheap set of 18x10's and change the rears into 18x12 without much hassle or cost.
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10-09-08, 02:13 PM
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Talk to Rishie. He's been a big help.
I've got the Burnout fenders (not as wide as Pettit's) but I've just been waiting for my body work to get done (need to figure offsets after). I planned on 18x12's since I need the rubber (20B) and have a line on cheap Michelin 335's, but I think I might end up going with an 11" wide wheel instead for piece of mind about fitment.
I'm going with the Work VS-XX's or the Auto Art VY's. They were less than $2500 shipped for 9's and 11's (F/R). I'm being a little vague because I don't know if Rishie wants his prices on some stuff out, but it was an average of <$600 each shipped.
I've got the Burnout fenders (not as wide as Pettit's) but I've just been waiting for my body work to get done (need to figure offsets after). I planned on 18x12's since I need the rubber (20B) and have a line on cheap Michelin 335's, but I think I might end up going with an 11" wide wheel instead for piece of mind about fitment.
I'm going with the Work VS-XX's or the Auto Art VY's. They were less than $2500 shipped for 9's and 11's (F/R). I'm being a little vague because I don't know if Rishie wants his prices on some stuff out, but it was an average of <$600 each shipped.
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