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I recently have been looking for prices on 18” Racing Hart C4 rims for my FD. However, I am curious to know where people are purchasing these rims.
I have read posts on both high and low disc sizes for brake fitment, but haven’t found any site that offers this information. Anyone that can provide a source that has been reliable and reasonably priced would be greatly appreciated.
I have read posts on both high and low disc sizes for brake fitment, but haven’t found any site that offers this information. Anyone that can provide a source that has been reliable and reasonably priced would be greatly appreciated.
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There's a few sites that sell them (www.wholesalehyperformance.com is one). What sizes are you looking for? Typically, you will need the high-disk option to guarantee brake caliper clearance, which means you will need to order custom offsets for most of the larger widths.
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I am looking for 18x8.5 in the front and 18x9 or possibly 18x9.5 in the rear. I was also wondering about what places work with custom offsets as well.
Have you dealt with these guys before? Lately I have been coming across some pretty shady online businesses. Thanks for all the info rynberg.
Have you dealt with these guys before? Lately I have been coming across some pretty shady online businesses. Thanks for all the info rynberg.
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Originally Posted by C's-7
I am looking for 18x8.5 in the front and 18x9 or possibly 18x9.5 in the rear. I was also wondering about what places work with custom offsets as well.
18x8.5 front: high-disk, +41 offset, with 235/40 tires
18x9.5 rear: low-disk, +49 offset, with 265/35 tires
If you wanted to wait (and pay more) for custom offsets, I would either get:
18x9.5 all around, high-disk, +50 offset, with 265/35 tires
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18x9 front, high-disk, +50 offset with 255/35 tires
18x10 rear, high or low-disk, +50 offset with 285/30 tires
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18x10 all around, high-disk, +50 offset with 285/30 tires -- will require aftermarket coilovers
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Have you dealt with these guys before? Lately I have been coming across some pretty shady online businesses.
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Thanks for all the info rynberg. I’m thinking about going with the staggered setup as of right now. I suppose all I need to do is drop some cash.
That would be one freaking contact patch!
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18x10 all around, high-disk, +50 offset with 285/30 tires -- will require aftermarket coilovers
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