p45's opionon
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this is kind of continuing my original Konig Unknown thread.... i found a set of p45f 18x8.5 yamaha black with red lip with the tires that are 1025 shipped... it was on wheeldude.com and for some reason their 300 cheaper than other p45s... heres the link http://www.wheeldude.com/catalog/pro...roducts_id=213
heres the offset and some other info
Diameter - 18
Offset - 25mm
Hub Bore - 67.1mm
anyone got any opinion on whether i should wait for a pair of p45r black 18x9.5 to drop down to 1000 or should i cjust go for the p45fs? yea i know its my car and its up to me...but it seems weird that basically the same rim is a good 300-400 dollar cheaper than one with almost the same name.. :P
heres the offset and some other info
Diameter - 18
Offset - 25mm
Hub Bore - 67.1mm
anyone got any opinion on whether i should wait for a pair of p45r black 18x9.5 to drop down to 1000 or should i cjust go for the p45fs? yea i know its my car and its up to me...but it seems weird that basically the same rim is a good 300-400 dollar cheaper than one with almost the same name.. :P
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Personally I wouldn't go with with a 67.1mm hub bore. You can't run a hub centric spacer since the gap is so small, they don't make one.
PERSONALLY, I think 18x8.5 with 245's all around would be great for a daily driver and the +25mm offset is slightly more aggressive than stock. For a DD that you just want to look better than stock and be set apart I think it would be fine. The offset ****'s here will scream that those aren't wide enough, the tires aren't stretched enough, and the offset isn't low enough though.
PERSONALLY, I think 18x8.5 with 245's all around would be great for a daily driver and the +25mm offset is slightly more aggressive than stock. For a DD that you just want to look better than stock and be set apart I think it would be fine. The offset ****'s here will scream that those aren't wide enough, the tires aren't stretched enough, and the offset isn't low enough though.
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doesn't wheel dude usually sell them as non staggered sets for about $900???
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+1 on the time attack look being "played".
Otherwise P45R's are very good wheels if you like bang for your buck. I am very happy with my set. 18x9.5 +25 all the way around.
You could do better if you're willing to spend alot more but the returns will diminish with the excess expendature IMO.
Otherwise P45R's are very good wheels if you like bang for your buck. I am very happy with my set. 18x9.5 +25 all the way around.
You could do better if you're willing to spend alot more but the returns will diminish with the excess expendature IMO.
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