18" wheel pic thread
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Duck-Feet, Swifts with 15mm spacers all round.
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It really is fascinating how much better they look when lowered and spaced a little bit.
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socketz67 (04-18-2023)
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Wheels: Superspeed RF03RR
Wheel size: 18x8.5 ET35
Tires: General G-MAX RS 245/45/18
Wheel weight: 18.1 lbs (Claimed, I didn't weigh them)
Big brake clearance: Yes
If spacers are being used: No
Wheel size: 18x8.5 ET35
Tires: General G-MAX RS 245/45/18
Wheel weight: 18.1 lbs (Claimed, I didn't weigh them)
Big brake clearance: Yes
If spacers are being used: No
Last edited by PDG; 04-11-2023 at 09:00 PM. Reason: Typo
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Nonetheless, lowered on 18s sits really low and I am always watching out for those 6 inch high parking stops and curbs that tend to be everywhere in CA. I think 19" wheels would provide slightly better clearance.
I love these wheels chromed, but realize that I am in the minority with this view:
Question. Any idea the weight of the Sport Duckfeet?
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socketz67 (04-18-2023)
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370z wheels
18x9+15
245/45/18
No spacers
Unsure of bbk
Car has 350z springs, approx 1” drop, no rubbing in the front but the tire touches the wheel liner in the rear, liner is easily trimmed.
18x9+15
245/45/18
No spacers
Unsure of bbk
Car has 350z springs, approx 1” drop, no rubbing in the front but the tire touches the wheel liner in the rear, liner is easily trimmed.
Last edited by Ponyryd; 05-06-2023 at 05:30 PM.
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socketz67 (06-02-2023)
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Looks great, but it appears to be lowered more than an inch? Have you done an alignment with the Z springs?
Last edited by socketz67; 07-10-2023 at 04:14 PM.
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backman_66 (06-06-2023)
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Wanted to share some of my recent wheel fitments
Here is a square wheel setup of 18x9.5 +30 with staggered 255/40 and 285/35 tires.
The tires were left over from my RPF1 setup.
If would have gotten new tires, I would have chosen 275/35 square. This would fill up the fronts a tad bit.
Wheels weigh 18lbs, just as light as the RPF1.
Here is a square wheel setup of 18x9.5 +30 with staggered 255/40 and 285/35 tires.
The tires were left over from my RPF1 setup.
If would have gotten new tires, I would have chosen 275/35 square. This would fill up the fronts a tad bit.
Wheels weigh 18lbs, just as light as the RPF1.
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18x9.5 +38 square (enkei t6r misty blue)
265/40 square (continental extremecontact 02)
lowered on hks hipermax s
like an idiot I forgot to take off the plastic protector on the center caps
I think 15mm spacers front and back and an extra half inch lower in the front would do this setup a lot of good but I think the front bumper would be getting into trouble quite a bit
265/40 square (continental extremecontact 02)
lowered on hks hipermax s
like an idiot I forgot to take off the plastic protector on the center caps
I think 15mm spacers front and back and an extra half inch lower in the front would do this setup a lot of good but I think the front bumper would be getting into trouble quite a bit
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