We already have 2 sets that are pre-ordered that are up for grabs!

 

why aren't the 20x10+20 offered in 5x114? 20x10+30 is pretty weak fitment for a Z/G in the front

 

The rear will be sunken in 1 more inch to maximize concavity. For the front, a 20x10 +30 will be best suited for Z/G fitment.

 

so these won't be offered in a 19"?

 

They will be!

 

Equipped on a E92 M3...

 

 

US$1,083-$1,186 per rim???

BALLER.

 

what????!!!!

 

Come on now, who pays retail these days?

 

thats the kind of talk that scared the economy in the first place!

SHHHSHHHHH@@!!!~~

 

don't really like these

 

They look nice on the g37.

 

i dunno. need to see the concavity of the wheel.

 

I like them, but will 20x10 +30 clear Brembos or other BBK up front? The other option would be to run the 20x9 with a 15mm or so spacer....no thanks.

Oh, and is that flat black shown? Looks pretty glossy to me, unlike the flat black on other VR whels.

 

No spacer needed. The pad is really high on these wheels, similar to Yokohama/ADVAN wheels. The display E92 M3 at SEMA in Mackin Industries booth was running these wheels with a z.Mevius (PMU Euro) BBK and there was a ridiculous amount of room.

 

I dunno guys...what about 18"?? What if I want to run these at the track, say??

Edit: And maybe get a nice 18" concavity bonus (think TE 18" vs TE 19")

 

There isn't any talk about 18's yet. people need to consider that this is a full face wheel so achieving concavity wasn't the primary focus. Because of the feedback that was given by myself and many others, they're deciding to slightly change the rear fitments to have a 1 inch sunken in face to maximize concavity.

 

Great wheels Andy! Have you ever ordered euro fitment for a customer before? I am looking to get some wheels in 112x5 +35 for my beater car.

I was cruizing the Audizine forums and came across 4 sets of TE37 time attacks 112x5 still trying to see if the last set they have is still available but no luck yet, I am thinking flat black CE28's in 18"x8" +35. Or maybe mag blue

 

Yup, actually shipped a set of TE37's for a Porsche Cayman to a customer in Italy last month. We've been selling wheels to S2K, EVO, and IS350 guy's already.