HRE 540r 18X10's for the rear but...
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HRE 540r 18X10's for the rear but...
I was thinking of putting the hre540r's in an 18x10 on the back of my 93fd.............but wat size would be best for the front?
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You are aware that those wheels are well over $1k a wheel, right? I would either go with 18x9 to run 255/35 tires up front, or with 18x10 with 285/30 to be able to run the same size all around. The wider wheel will require a higher ride height and/or stiffer suspension than the 9" option.
In any case, I advise that you run better tires than the ones listed in your sig...
In any case, I advise that you run better tires than the ones listed in your sig...
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But, in all seriousness, look for a set of SSR comps. They are probably the best "bang for the buck" wheel available now. Or if you're patient you could wait for a good set of wheels to come up in the for sale section.
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CCW in FL can make you a custom set in any offset/size you want for $1980 for a set of street rims. They can do 18x10's all around and then you can run a 285/30/18 which is basically the same ride height as stock. $260 per tire if you get a Bridgestone S03.
The SSR Comps will be lighter but won't offer the limitless offsets like the CCW's.
The SSR Comps will be lighter but won't offer the limitless offsets like the CCW's.
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Originally Posted by ReDLiNe@t9
i thought it was 1,350 a set !!!! god damn.....any way..does anyone no a company that makes there rims wide....?