FS: Racing Hart CP-F Tuned Wheels 19"
04-18-2006, 10:03 AM
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FS: Racing Hart CP-F Tuned Wheels 19"
My stock replacements should be coming in about a week or so...
19x9 +26 up front with Goodyear GS-D3's 245/35/19
19x10.5 +22 in the rear with Michelin PS2's 275/35/19
These are very lightweight one piece forged wheels weighing 19 and 21 lbs. For comparison, the stock Z 18"s are 24 and 26 lbs each and the track rims are 18 lbs. You can reduce a lot of rotational mass with these wheels.
The PS2's are just a few months old with plenty of tread left (I'd say ~70-75%)
The GS-D3's are decent. I have the inner tire wear issue that many z/g owners have (which is one of the reason's I'm selling the car as 19" aren't cheap). I've had them swapped from side to side so now both sides (about 1.5" from the sidewall) of the tires are fairly worn while the middle of the tire is practically brand new. They still have the center rib molding mark believe it or not.) If you don't have camber/uneven wear issues, the fronts should last quite a while.
Only the right rear has a ~2" curb rash and the rest of the wheels have just general wear and tear.
Paid $4000 for the wheels and tires new. Looking for $2800 local *Price Reduced to $2500 + shipping and I'm not looking for trades as I have a stock set coming in.
Here are some pics after I dropped the ride with the new wheels.
http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=4287044931
I'll take some more pics of the tread and curb rash ASAP.
19x9 +26 up front with Goodyear GS-D3's 245/35/19
19x10.5 +22 in the rear with Michelin PS2's 275/35/19
These are very lightweight one piece forged wheels weighing 19 and 21 lbs. For comparison, the stock Z 18"s are 24 and 26 lbs each and the track rims are 18 lbs. You can reduce a lot of rotational mass with these wheels.
The PS2's are just a few months old with plenty of tread left (I'd say ~70-75%)
The GS-D3's are decent. I have the inner tire wear issue that many z/g owners have (which is one of the reason's I'm selling the car as 19" aren't cheap). I've had them swapped from side to side so now both sides (about 1.5" from the sidewall) of the tires are fairly worn while the middle of the tire is practically brand new. They still have the center rib molding mark believe it or not.) If you don't have camber/uneven wear issues, the fronts should last quite a while.
Only the right rear has a ~2" curb rash and the rest of the wheels have just general wear and tear.
Paid $4000 for the wheels and tires new. Looking for $2800 local *Price Reduced to $2500 + shipping and I'm not looking for trades as I have a stock set coming in.
Here are some pics after I dropped the ride with the new wheels.
http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=4287044931
I'll take some more pics of the tread and curb rash ASAP.
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04-19-2006, 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted by allonblack
Oh man, why oh why did we have to get a new condo? These clearly look like a better investment to me (No one tell my wife 
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04-19-2006, 12:05 PM
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Oh man, I went driving for about 6 hours yesterday and that was enough to leave my back in peril - I can't imagine sleeping in it 
. I think I just need an "Al credit card" so I can pickup all your old toys .
. I think I just need an "Al credit card" so I can pickup all your old toys .
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05-01-2006, 08:04 PM
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These wheels are gorgeous. Unfortunately with moving and furniture costing a hell of a lot more than what I anticipated I had to pull out. I'd highly reccomend these wheels both because of their condition - and because Al is a hell of a guy.
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Originally Posted by allonblack
These wheels are gorgeous. Unfortunately with moving and furniture costing a hell of a lot more than what I anticipated I had to pull out. I'd highly reccomend these wheels both because of their condition - and because Al is a hell of a guy.
Thanks for the endorsement all on black
05-25-2006, 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by allonblack
I'm glad you finally got them sold Al!
I'm 50/50 on the autocross on the 10th. If I do make it, hope to see you and some other Z dudes out there.
