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no i thought he had inovit's like mine, as i thought te37's were dished, not flat
inovits
http://corsasport.co.uk/carimages/8249/image0101.jpg
te37's
http://www.rayswheels.co.nz/blow_up_images/TE37.jpg
spoke design is the same, but different wheels for sure
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inovits
http://corsasport.co.uk/carimages/8249/image0101.jpg
te37's
http://www.rayswheels.co.nz/blow_up_images/TE37.jpg
spoke design is the same, but different wheels for sure
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however im comtemplating them for ze golf
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black golf, white grid drifts..hmmmm!
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Love these gram light 57D's
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no i thought he had inovit's like mine, as i thought te37's were dished, not flat
inovits
http://corsasport.co.uk/carimages/8249/image0101.jpg
te37's
http://www.rayswheels.co.nz/blow_up_images/TE37.jpg
spoke design is the same, but different wheels for sure
nvm
inovits
http://corsasport.co.uk/carimages/8249/image0101.jpg
te37's
http://www.rayswheels.co.nz/blow_up_images/TE37.jpg
spoke design is the same, but different wheels for sure
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Love that Golf below, but can you say yank fashion *****
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I've had a couple of sets of leight weight rims...
1st the Speedline's:
![](http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/2290/dsc02043br2.jpg)
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2nd a set of OZ's:
![](http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/9729/dsc002852912.jpg)
![](http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/2516/dsc09995320800.jpg)
3rd a set of Work Emotion CR KAI's:
![](http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/7493/wp2800600.jpg)
1st the Speedline's:
![](http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/2290/dsc02043br2.jpg)
![](http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/9965/dsc07691hw5.jpg)
2nd a set of OZ's:
![](http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/9729/dsc002852912.jpg)
![](http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/2516/dsc09995320800.jpg)
3rd a set of Work Emotion CR KAI's:
![](http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/7493/wp2800600.jpg)
![](http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/8490/86977091.jpg)
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What Offset are those blue wheels?? I like the slightly concave look.
What offset are the Inovits and would TE37's with that offset like the image you put there fit on a classic?
no i thought he had inovit's like mine, as i thought te37's were dished, not flat
inovits
http://corsasport.co.uk/carimages/8249/image0101.jpg
te37's
http://www.rayswheels.co.nz/blow_up_images/TE37.jpg
spoke design is the same, but different wheels for sure
nvm
inovits
http://corsasport.co.uk/carimages/8249/image0101.jpg
te37's
http://www.rayswheels.co.nz/blow_up_images/TE37.jpg
spoke design is the same, but different wheels for sure
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Talking Offset from 16" OEM running OEM brakes etc is not the same as 17/18 etc. Different considerations apply which is why Prodrive et al. use various offsets for their wheels depending on STi/WRX application and wheel style. Also some people think they have ubber light wheels at 6.9kg printed on the rim when this is infact part of the VIA load rating etc.
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Talking Offset from 16" OEM running OEM brakes etc is not the same as 17/18 etc. Different considerations apply which is why Prodrive et al. use various offsets for their wheels depending on STi/WRX application and wheel style. Also some people think they have ubber light wheels at 6.9kg printed on the rim when this is infact part of the VIA load rating etc.![Smile](images/smilies/smile.gif)
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The VIA information is actually 690kg Stu.
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Stu / Trails... you guys seem to be knowledgeable when it comes to wheels.
Currently have the Inovit Redlines on it in a 18*7.5 guise (215/35 tyres) - no idea on offset but have a small spacer in there as well. I'm tempted to move down to 17" wheels to get a wider tread on there but would you know if 17" clear AP 6 pots?
Also, do you know the correct offset to go for 17 and 18 inch wheels? I'm thinking (he says, depending on cash flows over the next couple of months) of going for Advan RS wheels and there are literally loads of options for width/offset/diameter on the Newera parts website.
Any help appreciated. Many thanks!
Currently have the Inovit Redlines on it in a 18*7.5 guise (215/35 tyres) - no idea on offset but have a small spacer in there as well. I'm tempted to move down to 17" wheels to get a wider tread on there but would you know if 17" clear AP 6 pots?
Also, do you know the correct offset to go for 17 and 18 inch wheels? I'm thinking (he says, depending on cash flows over the next couple of months) of going for Advan RS wheels and there are literally loads of options for width/offset/diameter on the Newera parts website.
Any help appreciated. Many thanks!
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Ross, different 17's have different clearances, but as a rule AP 6 pots fit with the same 330 disks as 4 pots under 17's. The Advans you want (cracking choice btw), are 5x100, 17.75, ET +48 ![Smile](images/smilies/smile.gif)
Have I missed anything Stu?
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I have the 6 pots with 330mm PF discs.
7.5 wide? I thought I might be able to stretch to 8.0 if I dropped an inch of the diameter?
Fingers crossed on the Advans... kind of dependent of if there is a decent bonus coming my way though.
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I know Lee is running 18x8 GT1's on his track RB5 but has had his arches rolled within an inch of their life...I only really know about standardish sized rims rather than different offsets\widths, so wouldn't want to steer you in the wrong direction...lots of good wheel knowledge on NASOIC though ![Thumb](images/smilies/thumb.gif)
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The only car I have seen the RS on was the car belonging K18LLER and he had 17's if I recall correctly. 17's are significantly cheaper too.. hmmm
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Rossi also need to consider the tyre you run. Vredestein Sessantas come up wider than the Toyo T1R's for example as do the F1's. I had Toyo 235/40/18 on some 8"'s and they looked very skinny in comparison to the vredesteins.
So you could go 8" and run a 215 vredestein and achieve almost the same rim protection as say a 225 toyo.
My Rota Torques 17x7.5 just clear the Brembos for offset @48 and run 215/40's. Were you concerned about the length of the calliper too?
So you could go 8" and run a 215 vredestein and achieve almost the same rim protection as say a 225 toyo.
My Rota Torques 17x7.5 just clear the Brembos for offset @48 and run 215/40's. Were you concerned about the length of the calliper too?
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Rossi also need to consider the tyre you run. Vredestein Sessantas come up wider than the Toyo T1R's for example as do the F1's. I had Toyo 235/40/18 on some 8"'s and they looked very skinny in comparison to the vredesteins.
So you could go 8" and run a 215 vredestein and achieve almost the same rim protection as say a 225 toyo.
My Rota Torques 17x7.5 just clear the Brembos for offset @48 and run 215/40's. Were you concerned about the length of the calliper too?
So you could go 8" and run a 215 vredestein and achieve almost the same rim protection as say a 225 toyo.
My Rota Torques 17x7.5 just clear the Brembos for offset @48 and run 215/40's. Were you concerned about the length of the calliper too?
Heard many a good thing about the Vredestein.
It seems I need to order the RS in. I would prefer to go somewhere that stocks them so I can maybe try a couple of different size/tyre combinations.
Whether I go for 8 wide or 7.5 wide, does the +48 offset still applies?
I'm concerned about both length and width of the calipers, I would prefer not to use spacers either if possible.
Apologies to Wrighty for jumping on his thread. I hope this is an open one about lightweight wheels in general rather than just pictures.. sorry.
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