Here are some photos of the Racing Hart CR's on my 350Z. I'll take more tomorrow. Hopefully the Sun will be out for some good pic.

P.S. I took these with my Sanyo 5300.

Racing Hart CR 18"

 

whats your offset on those? how wide are the wheels also?

 

I'll get the offset tomorrow. I just told the people my car type and they sent the wheels with the correct offset.

They are 18x8.5 in the front and 18x9.5 in the rear.

 

nice pic gsr

you must have used the sanyo 5300,huh?

 

where did you get them from. i can only find them in 7.5 for all the RH series rims.

 

the 19" versions are +17mm F and R

 

I took them with the Sanyo 5300. They turned out pretty well. The light was not that great.

 

I took the car out for a spin and got some tire rub from the rears. When I got home I checked the the offset for the rears and they sent +17 that is way to low, it should be +30 or a little higher. This nightmare never ends.

Help me Obi Wan, your my only hope.

 

I was wondering the same thing??? those pics are horrible

 

Concedering the very low light I had I thought they turned out cool.

 

so where did you purchase them from?

how wide are the tires and the rims?

 

Wow, thanks for posting those pics. I was considering the 5300 till i saw these. I think Ill wait for next yrs model.

 

I bought my Rims from a guy named Micah @ America's Tire in Torrance, CA (310) 378-3237. He has a 300ZX and seemed to know a lot about the car.

Rims: Front 18x8.5 Rear is going to by 18x10, right now it is 18x9.5. The reason I'm switching to the 10 wide is because it has a higher offset.

 

I took these with my Sanyo 5300 also, so don't complain!

New Pictures during the day

 

I am assuming that you a digital video camara??

 

NIce pic's!!!

I think I'm gonna reconsider 19's though,..I need more rim w/ all that meaty rubber---a drop would make a night & day difference as well,..

Looks good!

damn I can't wait for wheels!!!

 

Rims look good! This is a cool shot. Looks like it has a painting or watercolor effect to it...



Maybe you have your camera set for saturate/overexposure or something?