Looking for an inexpensive 17x9-9.5 wheel black with polished lip>>>
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Originally Posted by TwStDeVo
can anyone recommend a good 17x9-9.5 wheel that has black spokes with a polished or machined silver lip and is a $1000 or less for a set of 4? if so, please post. thanks!
Enkei PKR
or Enkei RZ-5
Edit : er...nvm, they arent 9-9.5...but they are cheap! You could go with the 18x9's for less than 1k I think
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Rota Slipstreams are offered in 17 x 8.5, in black with a machined lip. www.TrackSourceLLC.com is where I'd get them.
9.5 will require a wide tire, and it sounds like you're on a budget. You sure you need such a wide tire?
9.5 will require a wide tire, and it sounds like you're on a budget. You sure you need such a wide tire?
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Originally Posted by Noob4life
Rota Slipstreams are offered in 17 x 8.5, in black with a machined lip. www.TrackSourceLLC.com is where I'd get them.
9.5 will require a wide tire, and it sounds like you're on a budget. You sure you need such a wide tire?
9.5 will require a wide tire, and it sounds like you're on a budget. You sure you need such a wide tire?
well i should be around 500whp, so im not sure if the stock wheels and tires are going to be enough for traction, i figure a wider wheel and maybe 255 or 275 tires would be better.
#7
A 255 will fit perfectly on an 8.5" rim. You don't need a 9 or 9.5" unless you are going to run 275's. Then you'll have other issues to work around such as fender rolling.
If you want a nice, light wheel for a good price I have 17x8.5 RPF1's I'm selling...way under 1k
If you want a nice, light wheel for a good price I have 17x8.5 RPF1's I'm selling...way under 1k
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#8
If you watch ebay closely you can get a really good deal on those Rota Slipstreams. I picked up a set for $350 shipped. They may only be 17x8.5, but they will fit a 255 width tire and you'll have a hard time finding a better deal on a set of wheels.
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Originally Posted by EVOlutionary
No he didn't! That's heresy!!!
j/k!
Although the FN01R-C is one of the top 3 most popular wheels for the EVO, I know it is not everyone's cup-of-tea.
EVOlutionary
j/k!
Although the FN01R-C is one of the top 3 most popular wheels for the EVO, I know it is not everyone's cup-of-tea.
EVOlutionary
lol i knew someone was going to say something. they are very popular on here, but i just dont like how they look, although the 18x9.5 do look better than the other sizes due to the concave spokes.
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Originally Posted by FastCoEVO
getting traction? I know several Evo owners with over or near 500 awhp and they dont have any traction issues on stock wheels and tires
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As far as tires go, I think you might find it easier to fit a 285/30/18 than a 275/35/18.
The added diameter of the 275's tend to create more clearance issues in the front than the added width of the 285's. Of course, it all depends on your specific set up. We don't have any problems with Kumho or Advans in 285, but to run 285 Hoosiers we need a bit wider spacer to get the tire to not hit the coils. My fav wheel right now is WedsSport SA-70 in 18x10, but it does not come in black/polished.
You should be able to get away with an 18x9 or 18x9.5 with a 265/35/18 with even less clearance issues than either of the larger sized listed above.
EVOlutionary
The added diameter of the 275's tend to create more clearance issues in the front than the added width of the 285's. Of course, it all depends on your specific set up. We don't have any problems with Kumho or Advans in 285, but to run 285 Hoosiers we need a bit wider spacer to get the tire to not hit the coils. My fav wheel right now is WedsSport SA-70 in 18x10, but it does not come in black/polished.
You should be able to get away with an 18x9 or 18x9.5 with a 265/35/18 with even less clearance issues than either of the larger sized listed above.
EVOlutionary