Post Pics of your FD Wheel Fitment!!
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Doh! Of course they are, GT-Concept ones 
Errrm, it's certainly an acquired taste. It's pretty clever how they managed to fail to match any of the lines on the FD. At all. It looks a lot better in real life FWIW.
Errrm, it's certainly an acquired taste. It's pretty clever how they managed to fail to match any of the lines on the FD. At all. It looks a lot better in real life FWIW.
i purchased these exact rims , what size are yours ?? did you need any spacers or run into an rubbing issues on the front?
ones i got are 18x9.5 fronts 18x10.5 rears and i think +40
ones i got are 18x9.5 fronts 18x10.5 rears and i think +40
so ill, but oops pic is gone for me.
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Thanks!
They're ISS Forged. They are based on the FS-6 but I talked to Brent Villareal (I don't remember his username on here but he had a blue RB26 FD a couple years ago) and he did them custom for me. I think they look pretty much just like the FS-6 though haha. But he said in 6-8 months they can cut the faces exactly the way I want. I like these, but I wanted them more concave and not convex like this.
IIRC the sizes are 18x9.5 +17? front and 18x10.5 +12? rear. Those are my offsets right now with the TM02s with spacers so I figured I'd stick with the same but without spacers and a good size lip.
Speaking of which, here are a couple pics from the meet Friday night.
Spent two hours that day cleaning the car, wheels, just short of a full detail...only for it to rain at the end of the night lol.
They're ISS Forged. They are based on the FS-6 but I talked to Brent Villareal (I don't remember his username on here but he had a blue RB26 FD a couple years ago) and he did them custom for me. I think they look pretty much just like the FS-6 though haha. But he said in 6-8 months they can cut the faces exactly the way I want. I like these, but I wanted them more concave and not convex like this.
IIRC the sizes are 18x9.5 +17? front and 18x10.5 +12? rear. Those are my offsets right now with the TM02s with spacers so I figured I'd stick with the same but without spacers and a good size lip.
Speaking of which, here are a couple pics from the meet Friday night.
Spent two hours that day cleaning the car, wheels, just short of a full detail...only for it to rain at the end of the night lol.
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Mine are 18x9.5 et27 front (255 tire) and 18x10.5 et 30 rear (285 tire). I raised the rear up a full inch (now sits at 26" from ground to fender) but will need to raise the front a 1/2" after doing a track event a couple weeks back. In regards to rubbing, I had to roll the fronts and rears flat. I eventually want to have my rear fenders pulled like SpeedJunkie's car and run the Feed front fenders.
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I have new wheels for my car and no idea what tires size I should get for them. They are the Mazdaspeed MS02 wheels. Here is a picture of them on a car. Obviously I cant zoom in close enough to see the size he is using. But Id like them to fit like this.
The size is 17x8 front 17x9 rear.
The size is 17x8 front 17x9 rear.
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Not sure how to post pics, but here's a hyperlink to pics of my car on Wheeldude:
Rota G-Force wheels on 1994 Mazda RX7| WHEELDUDE.COM
I'm running Rota 18x9 G Force.
I had some rubbing on the back right tire, so I ended up putting on Apexi coilovers. What a huge difference the coilovers make for handling!
Rota G-Force wheels on 1994 Mazda RX7| WHEELDUDE.COM
I'm running Rota 18x9 G Force.
I had some rubbing on the back right tire, so I ended up putting on Apexi coilovers. What a huge difference the coilovers make for handling!
im lost as to how any of those are even remotely aggressive with stock fenders. ..or even with any fenders. I'm sorry but ...no. neither of those would require much of a roll or a pull.
This is 18x10.5 +15 all around, with 245/40 and 275/35 .. THAT i would say is very aggresive and needs some camber or a good pull. but with doing a 18x10 +38 255/35 F, 295/35 R.
I wish people would do research before stating outrage junk that makes no sense what so ever. seriously.. 8.5/9.5 .. aggressive? if faith wasnt lost before..it sure as hell is now.
This is 18x10.5 +15 all around, with 245/40 and 275/35 .. THAT i would say is very aggresive and needs some camber or a good pull. but with doing a 18x10 +38 255/35 F, 295/35 R.
I wish people would do research before stating outrage junk that makes no sense what so ever. seriously.. 8.5/9.5 .. aggressive? if faith wasnt lost before..it sure as hell is now.
im lost as to how any of those are even remotely aggressive with stock fenders. ..or even with any fenders. I'm sorry but ...no. neither of those would require much of a roll or a pull.
This is 18x10.5 +15 all around, with 245/40 and 275/35 .. THAT i would say is very aggresive and needs some camber or a good pull. but with doing a 18x10 +38 255/35 F, 295/35 R.
I wish people would do research before stating outrage junk that makes no sense what so ever. seriously.. 8.5/9.5 .. aggressive? if faith wasnt lost before..it sure as hell is now.
This is 18x10.5 +15 all around, with 245/40 and 275/35 .. THAT i would say is very aggresive and needs some camber or a good pull. but with doing a 18x10 +38 255/35 F, 295/35 R.
I wish people would do research before stating outrage junk that makes no sense what so ever. seriously.. 8.5/9.5 .. aggressive? if faith wasnt lost before..it sure as hell is now.
hey my names DJ, and im new to the forum...actually this is my first post but what do you guys think about te37's 18x10.5 all the way around with a +12 offset and 245/40 up front and 265 or 275/35..I'm thinking it should work work a little pull right?