WANT TO TRADE: My 18x8 gunmetal SSR Comp (aka Type-C) w/ RT615 for 17x8 et42-et48
01-19-2009, 10:35 AM
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FOR SALE: 18x8 gunmetal SSR Comp (aka Type-C) w/ Azenis RT615 in 225-40-18, $450 FIRM
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**SELLING THESE FOR $450 FIRM - I found some wheels. Take advantage of this deal as these wheels are $350 EACH brand new. There are no dents or bends of any kind, just the curbing**
I have a set of 18x8 et51 SSR Comps 5x100 (aka Type-C or Competition) in Gunmetal/Lava Grey, with Falken Azenis RT-615 in 225-40-18 (almost down to wear bars). Awesome wheels, only about 17 lbs each, some websites say 15 lbs but I doubt it.
The good: light light light!
The bad: two wheels are curbed about 6", pic below, similar on both wheels.
SOLD
SOLD
**SELLING THESE FOR $450 FIRM - I found some wheels. Take advantage of this deal as these wheels are $350 EACH brand new. There are no dents or bends of any kind, just the curbing**
I have a set of 18x8 et51 SSR Comps 5x100 (aka Type-C or Competition) in Gunmetal/Lava Grey, with Falken Azenis RT-615 in 225-40-18 (almost down to wear bars). Awesome wheels, only about 17 lbs each, some websites say 15 lbs but I doubt it.
The good: light light light!
The bad: two wheels are curbed about 6", pic below, similar on both wheels.
Last edited by Yin; 02-02-2009 at 10:59 AM. Reason: for sale now.
01-19-2009, 10:57 AM
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^ what wheels do you have?
i've been playing with the idea to run 8.5, but i think 8.5 et48 will rub inboard unless i run spacers and longer studs. can anyone confirm this? i have done so much research on wagon suspension that i know you can run it, but it takes a bit of work which i'd rather avoid.
i've been playing with the idea to run 8.5, but i think 8.5 et48 will rub inboard unless i run spacers and longer studs. can anyone confirm this? i have done so much research on wagon suspension that i know you can run it, but it takes a bit of work which i'd rather avoid.
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