Looking for nice wheels need help
06-16-2017, 05:25 AM
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wtf i answered your question, i said i dont really have a budget, so no maximum... If you REALLY want a budget, let's say 1k for the set.
06-16-2017, 05:26 AM
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And if you took the time to read my and many others' posts that discuss these very same things you've asked for, you'd know that I am ALWAYS willing to help those that have questions about things that they're not clear on AFTER reading up.
If you spent 10 minutes in the wheel and tire section and clicked on a few things in there, you'd also have answers to all of your questions. Like I said, I have no issues WHATSOEVER helping clear up mysteries for people even if I have to do it over and over and over, which I do (as do many others here) so long as they're not standing in front of me with a blank look waiting for a spoon full of info without lifting a finger.
It takes a LOT to get me to this point but when I see a person ask ask ask without even helping by giving everyone more info to narrow it down; that is, what you want to spend - to give you a more precise answer - then its not worth anyone's time to give a firehose answer with tons of wheels when, say as an example, only want to spend $600 on a set of wheels.
I will suggest that if you do not wish to play by how ALL forums work, then don't play at all.
If you spent 10 minutes in the wheel and tire section and clicked on a few things in there, you'd also have answers to all of your questions. Like I said, I have no issues WHATSOEVER helping clear up mysteries for people even if I have to do it over and over and over, which I do (as do many others here) so long as they're not standing in front of me with a blank look waiting for a spoon full of info without lifting a finger.
It takes a LOT to get me to this point but when I see a person ask ask ask without even helping by giving everyone more info to narrow it down; that is, what you want to spend - to give you a more precise answer - then its not worth anyone's time to give a firehose answer with tons of wheels when, say as an example, only want to spend $600 on a set of wheels.
I will suggest that if you do not wish to play by how ALL forums work, then don't play at all.
06-16-2017, 08:42 AM
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$1000 wheels are plentiful.
As I mentioned, go to EBay and look for 5x114.3 PCD 9.5/10.5 width (18, 19 diameter, no matter) +22 offset wheels and the selection will be vast.
If that $1000 includes tires, well, you'll need a set of $500 wheels to get halfway decent rubber on 'em and that might even be tough to do at that price point. Up that overall budget to about $1500 and you'll be able to find everything you need.
IMO, the Enkei Racing lineup (RPF1, NT-03M, PF01) or Tuning line-up (Raijin, Kojin, TS-series) wheels are the best low-cost wheels closest to your range. Most others are "questionable" but they'll work for light duty. (But most of these will exceed $1k wheels only)
As I mentioned, go to EBay and look for 5x114.3 PCD 9.5/10.5 width (18, 19 diameter, no matter) +22 offset wheels and the selection will be vast.
If that $1000 includes tires, well, you'll need a set of $500 wheels to get halfway decent rubber on 'em and that might even be tough to do at that price point. Up that overall budget to about $1500 and you'll be able to find everything you need.
IMO, the Enkei Racing lineup (RPF1, NT-03M, PF01) or Tuning line-up (Raijin, Kojin, TS-series) wheels are the best low-cost wheels closest to your range. Most others are "questionable" but they'll work for light duty. (But most of these will exceed $1k wheels only)
06-16-2017, 04:28 PM
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