Thinking of ADR Wheels
01-09-04, 01:00 AM
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Thinking of ADR Wheels
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I was checking out the msport 18x9.5 rims and I like the look, I was wondering if I could fit 285-35-r18 in the rear and 255-35-r18 in the front. Would these tires fit on those ris, and would those rims fit on my rex. Thanks
I was checking out the msport 18x9.5 rims and I like the look, I was wondering if I could fit 285-35-r18 in the rear and 255-35-r18 in the front. Would these tires fit on those ris, and would those rims fit on my rex. Thanks
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285s will fit, but the tread may stick out a few hairs on the sides.
255s you certainly won't have a problem in the front. You can even run 285s in the front, but you will need coilovers, and the offset (cant'rememeber amount) has to be EXACT.
255s you certainly won't have a problem in the front. You can even run 285s in the front, but you will need coilovers, and the offset (cant'rememeber amount) has to be EXACT.
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the m- sports are only available in 45mm offset. I would find it hard to put anything over 245s up front. Ive got the cyphers on my car with 235s up front and they rub a little under extreme conditions
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Actually the M-sports are a 35mm offset. I have had mine for about 3 months now. I am running 18" 8.5's in the front with 225's and 9.5's in the rear with 265's. You might get away with 235's up front but you might have a slight rubon full turn. The 225's have zero rub in the front. The 265's fit very nice in the rear, however I have had slight rub on tight turns with a bumb, but the rubbing is very, very small. Mine is also lowered about 1.25'' front and back. Pictures with the m-sports mounted.
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Originally posted by doncojones
Indeed. I can't help but shrug when someone mentions one of their brands. Oh well.
Indeed. I can't help but shrug when someone mentions one of their brands. Oh well.
01-09-04, 11:43 PM
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Originally posted by TekryderS13
its not a respectible brand. Its like wearing New Balance shoes instead of Nike (in this case Volk rims).
its not a respectible brand. Its like wearing New Balance shoes instead of Nike (in this case Volk rims).
I'm not trying to be devil's advocate, or am not a New Balance fan, just stating the premise.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with ADR wheels. They are designed to hit a low price point. Therefore, a lot of compromises are made in the construction of the wheel, ie, they are heavy and "less expensively" made.
IMO, spending a little more on a set of SSR GT-1s or Competitions will get you a lot more value for your money.
IMO, spending a little more on a set of SSR GT-1s or Competitions will get you a lot more value for your money.
01-09-04, 11:55 PM
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There's nothing inherently wrong with ADR wheels. They are designed to hit a low price point. Therefore, a lot of compromises are made in the construction of the wheel, ie, they are heavy and "less expensively" made.
IMO, spending a little more on a set of SSR GT-1s or Competitions will get you a lot more value for your money.
There's nothing inherently wrong with ADR wheels. They are designed to hit a low price point. Therefore, a lot of compromises are made in the construction of the wheel, ie, they are heavy and "less expensively" made.
IMO, spending a little more on a set of SSR GT-1s or Competitions will get you a lot more value for your money.
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Originally posted by rynberg
There's nothing inherently wrong with ADR wheels. They are designed to hit a low price point. Therefore, a lot of compromises are made in the construction of the wheel, ie, they are heavy and "less expensively" made.
IMO, spending a little more on a set of SSR GT-1s or Competitions will get you a lot more value for your money.
There's nothing inherently wrong with ADR wheels. They are designed to hit a low price point. Therefore, a lot of compromises are made in the construction of the wheel, ie, they are heavy and "less expensively" made.
IMO, spending a little more on a set of SSR GT-1s or Competitions will get you a lot more value for your money.
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