Unofficial Enkei Wheels Thread
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Heh... wish I could... but if I did, I would'nt have a house or my Z
Heh... wish I could... but if I did, I would'nt have a house or my Z
you must be rich to live around that area...
and are those rims heavier than stockers?
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Enkei RPO3 wheels/nitto 555's
Has anyone installed Enkei RPO3 staggered wheels w/ nitto 555 245/275 tires?
I got what seems like a GREAT internet price from STREETDREAMS, but would like some feedback before I buy. As always, this is the best forum and any guidance is genuinely appreciated.
My 2004 ZR is not lowered. I run Stillen sways, Prothane bushings, nismo exhaust, G-Spec braces, and K&N Typhoon. Aside from a few other nismo "jewelry" goodies, all else is stock. WHEELS AND TIRES ARE A MUST.
Any advice is sincerely appreciated. I think I realy like this package. Thanks.
I got what seems like a GREAT internet price from STREETDREAMS, but would like some feedback before I buy. As always, this is the best forum and any guidance is genuinely appreciated.
My 2004 ZR is not lowered. I run Stillen sways, Prothane bushings, nismo exhaust, G-Spec braces, and K&N Typhoon. Aside from a few other nismo "jewelry" goodies, all else is stock. WHEELS AND TIRES ARE A MUST.
Any advice is sincerely appreciated. I think I realy like this package. Thanks.
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Wheels, Enkei RP03
I am new to the whole "wheel" scene so I am not sure if Enkei is a good brand or not. I saw the RP03's on a Z a couple months ago and thought they looked great. Anyone familiar with these?
Also, If I am getting 19" , what size do you get for the Z? 19x 8.5, 9, 9.5?
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Also, If I am getting 19" , what size do you get for the Z? 19x 8.5, 9, 9.5?
Thanks
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How do you know what size to get? I know I want 19" but how do you know if its 8.5, 9, 9.5 etc? do you get wider in the back?? does certain variations ride smoother or is it all about looks?
Also, I don't think I want to lower the car....Will it look fine on the stock suspension?
Thanks
Scott
Also, I don't think I want to lower the car....Will it look fine on the stock suspension?
Thanks
Scott
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the 18's on a customers Z...he is lowered on JIC (I think?) coilovers and has a front Wilwood kit. These are 18x8.5 +30, 18x9 +18
As for 18's or 19's, if your roads are smooth, go for 19's (19x8.5 +22 or 19x9 +18 for a more aggressive look, and 19x9 +18 or 19x9.5 or 10.5 +22 for a more aggressive look. If the roads are rough near you, as they are near us, go for the 18's - they ride 100% better. The ride won't really vary with the staggered setups.
If you need some, let us know
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Z1, what kind of wheels are those?
What is a staggered setup?
Also, what is the tread life on the tires on a 19" vs 18"? I dont think its really worth spending that much money on new wheels to keep them the same size as the stock....maybe im wrong..
What is a staggered setup?
Also, what is the tread life on the tires on a 19" vs 18"? I dont think its really worth spending that much money on new wheels to keep them the same size as the stock....maybe im wrong..
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those are RP03. Staggered setup means a different size in front vs rear
tread life varies by tire, alignment and driving style
not all Z's come with 18's....and even for those that do, no stock wheel will look as aggressive as aftermarket ones
tread life varies by tire, alignment and driving style
not all Z's come with 18's....and even for those that do, no stock wheel will look as aggressive as aftermarket ones
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Enkei Wheel I.D.
Any of you know which wheel is this? ...I've searched with no luck...Looks like the GTC01 but it only has 10 spokes and it's not the SC03....Thanks (2 pics included with diff lug patterns)
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Enkei wheels
I search, but find anything .I want to get the Enkei rpo 3 ,tire rack only offer for my car 18x9 offset 18mm and 18x10 offset 22mm.Tirerack says that only offer what is best for the car.Enkei has the 18x9.5 offset 38mm.My questin is why the big difference in the offset in the 9.5 in respect to the others. Is the 18x9.5 38mm fine in my car.Those rims are for the rear.
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I search, but find anything .I want to get the Enkei rpo 3 ,tire rack only offer for my car 18x9 offset 18mm and 18x10 offset 22mm.Tirerack says that only offer what is best for the car.Enkei has the 18x9.5 offset 38mm.My questin is why the big difference in the offset in the 9.5 in respect to the others. Is the 18x9.5 38mm fine in my car.Those rims are for the rear.
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Originally Posted by joselito76
I search, but find anything .I want to get the Enkei rpo 3 ,tire rack only offer for my car 18x9 offset 18mm and 18x10 offset 22mm.Tirerack says that only offer what is best for the car.Enkei has the 18x9.5 offset 38mm.My questin is why the big difference in the offset in the 9.5 in respect to the others. Is the 18x9.5 38mm fine in my car.Those rims are for the rear.
i rather look for vendor who offer perfect and good price for them.
you might want to check with Chris @ Gruppe-s.com
he can help you out;