Volk GT-C replica rims
11-02-2003, 05:35 PM
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Guess these guys would rather pay cheap and run improper sizes
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Vic, man, u gotta stop sweating the VOLKS so hard.
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Vic, man, u gotta stop sweating the VOLKS so hard.
245's would be as wide as a guy could go with that hey
11-02-2003, 05:45 PM
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Vic, man, u gotta stop sweating the VOLKS so hard.
Vic, man, u gotta stop sweating the VOLKS so hard.
For example, ADR M-Sports are replicas of the Volk Racing SF-Winning. They come in the proper sizes and offsets for the Z (19 X 8.5 +35, 19 X 9.5 +35). So they are a great low-cost option. I've never complained about them.
The wheels you guys are looking at have a max width of 7.5" and a +40 offset. Totally off for the Z.
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11-02-2003, 07:20 PM
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You may want to go down to vendor classifieds and wait for a group buy to save a few hundred.
Inexpensive 19" staggered wheels I know of:
ADR M-Sport ($1050)
ADR Cypher ($1050)
HP Racing Evo ($1200)
Axis Milano ($1250)
Axis Se7en MOD ($1250)
Axis Wheelsite Mesh ($1250)
Anyone have any others? That's about all I know of. I'm sure there will be a lot more beginning of next year, there's definitely a niche market with all the used RX7s, Supras, and new cars like the Z that favor staggering...
Volk's are nice and all, but for a few hundred more I'd probably buy an American forged brand, they look about 10x nicer and a lot less ricer.
Inexpensive 19" staggered wheels I know of:
ADR M-Sport ($1050)
ADR Cypher ($1050)
HP Racing Evo ($1200)
Axis Milano ($1250)
Axis Se7en MOD ($1250)
Axis Wheelsite Mesh ($1250)
Anyone have any others? That's about all I know of. I'm sure there will be a lot more beginning of next year, there's definitely a niche market with all the used RX7s, Supras, and new cars like the Z that favor staggering...
Volk's are nice and all, but for a few hundred more I'd probably buy an American forged brand, they look about 10x nicer and a lot less ricer.
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11-03-2003, 07:57 AM
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Originally posted by jckolnturn
yeah but are racing hart's any cheaper?
yeah but are racing hart's any cheaper?
I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure they are cheaper than the Volk's/ HRE's/Iforged that whole level of wheel.
11-03-2003, 08:02 AM
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Those Hart's are 1 piece I think, which makes them only available in unstaggered. I think you have to move up to the expensive two piece versions to get staggered.
11-03-2003, 01:01 PM
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Originally posted by notlownf
I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure they are cheaper than the Volk's/ HRE's/Iforged that whole level of wheel.
I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure they are cheaper than the Volk's/ HRE's/Iforged that whole level of wheel.
Racing Hart (not RH Evolution) and Volk are in the same class though....very close at least.
If I were on the cheap, I'd probably go with
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...odeIndex=75124
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