Looking to get the Motegi Touge my only concern is the front wheels are 18X9 with a +12 offset the rears are 18X10 with a +30 the tires I will be putting on are 245/40/18 in front and 295/35/18 in the rear. Does any one have this setup if so do you have any pictures.

MOTEGI TOUGE
Motegi's first purpose-built drifting wheel, the Touge (toe-gaa) is named after the famous Japanese mountain passes where the sport of drifting was born. Featuring a glossy painted center and diamond cut lip, the Touge was designed to withstand the rigors of racing sideways. Carry on the tradition by dominating the track. The Touge is available in 17" and 18" sizes in gun metal, glossy black and bronze. The wheel can be seen in action on McKinney Motorsports' and "Star Girl" Verena Mei's drift machines.

Touge Glossy Black

Touge Gun Metal


Touge Bronze



Part No. Size Offset Backside Bolt Pattern Weight
2178-8965 18x9 +12 5 1/2 5x4.5 26 lbs.
2178-8165 18x10 +30 6 5/8 5x4.5 29 lbs.
2178-7965 17x9 +24 6 5x4.5 23 lbs.

MOTEGI TOUGE
Motegi's first purpose-built drifting wheel, the Touge (toe-gaa) is named after the famous Japanese mountain passes where the sport of drifting was born. Featuring a glossy painted center and diamond cut lip, the Touge was designed to withstand the rigors of racing sideways. Carry on the tradition by dominating the track. The Touge is available in 17" and 18" sizes in gun metal, glossy black and bronze. The wheel can be seen in action on McKinney Motorsports' and "Star Girl" Verena Mei's drift machines.

Touge Glossy Black

Touge Gun Metal


Touge Bronze



Part No. Size Offset Backside Bolt Pattern Weight
2178-8965 18x9 +12 5 1/2 5x4.5 26 lbs.
2178-8165 18x10 +30 6 5/8 5x4.5 29 lbs.
2178-7965 17x9 +24 6 5x4.5 23 lbs.

 

29lbs for the 18x10? Damn, seems quite heavy.

 

Picture of Wheel I think it would look great on a black 350z.

 

Sorry forgot thee picture.

 

Picture of the car they are going on by the end of the week.

 

 

Agreed. First thing I thought of when I saw them since I own a SB of course! They do seem damn heavy though...

Can't wait to see them on...maybe I'll change my mind.

 

Nice.

 

That looks great can wait to get them on.

 

i am planning to get those rims too. a cheap alternative to my favorite SSR SP1's.

 

those are extremely heavy wheels ....

a performance/comfort loss like this is usually seen going to 20" rims ...

gl with them

 

I think I saw those at Pepboys. Why don't you spend a little more and get Axis?

 

wow, i didn't even notice the wieght on them. thanks for pointing that out, i might hafta go another route.

 

also ...

What "rigors" does a wheel go through while spinning without traction?

 

I like them, but 30lbs for a 18 is crazy....