WedsSport TC105N or Gram Lights 57Transcend?
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WedsSport TC105N vs Gram Lights 57Transcend vs Advan RSII
So I'm in the middle of wrapping my car teal and realized my wheels look horrible on my car now, so I need to get some new ones. I'm currently torn between three wheels, and have no idea which size/offset combo will look the best which them. Any input on the options below would be awesome!
WedsSport TC105N
17x9 +25
17x9 +35 [3mm front spacers required]
17x9.5 +33
18x9.5 +35
Gram Lights 57Transcend
17x9.5 +25
18x9.5 +35
Advan RSII
18x9 +25
I will also be purchasing them in a Graphite or Gunmetal if available, and if not they will be powdercoated.
Pictures of the car here: https://m.imgur.com/a/wRlBq
EDIT: These wheels will also mostly be used on the street/shows with a bit of drag racing, but I have Hoosiers I use for racing the majority of the time.
WedsSport TC105N
17x9 +25
17x9 +35 [3mm front spacers required]
17x9.5 +33
18x9.5 +35
Gram Lights 57Transcend
17x9.5 +25
18x9.5 +35
Advan RSII
18x9 +25
I will also be purchasing them in a Graphite or Gunmetal if available, and if not they will be powdercoated.
Pictures of the car here: https://m.imgur.com/a/wRlBq
EDIT: These wheels will also mostly be used on the street/shows with a bit of drag racing, but I have Hoosiers I use for racing the majority of the time.
Last edited by Perplex; Jan 21, 2017 at 11:15 AM.
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18x9.5 +35 with a 265/35r18 looks the best on the CT9A for a street car IMO. Will require rolling the rear fender, but it's well worth it.
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I'm partial to the weds . I wanted to keep weight,cost and tire size down since I have a 4.11 Final drive. I went with a 17 x9 et35 .There are a lot of options for a lightweight ,sticky 255-40-17 . Keeping rotational weight down is easier on the drivetrain.
Now , if you car makes good power you can go with a 18" 255-40-18 for a taller tire to lengthen the gearing on your car.
You can also exceed the traction limit of the stock oiling system on a well setup 245 or 255 tire . An oil pan and hla help with the oil issues but going to an even wider tire can make things worse if you are really driving it hard.
Now , if you car makes good power you can go with a 18" 255-40-18 for a taller tire to lengthen the gearing on your car.
You can also exceed the traction limit of the stock oiling system on a well setup 245 or 255 tire . An oil pan and hla help with the oil issues but going to an even wider tire can make things worse if you are really driving it hard.
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Originally Posted by Perplex
Id probably go with a 255/35 on an 18. Is there a big difference between Gram Lights, WedsSports, or Advans?
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I'm partial to the weds . I wanted to keep weight,cost and tire size down since I have a 4.11 Final drive. I went with a 17 x9 et35 .There are a lot of options for a lightweight ,sticky 255-40-17 . Keeping rotational weight down is easier on the drivetrain.
Now , if you car makes good power you can go with a 18" 255-40-18 for a taller tire to lengthen the gearing on your car.
You can also exceed the traction limit of the stock oiling system on a well setup 245 or 255 tire . An oil pan and hla help with the oil issues but going to an even wider tire can make things worse if you are really driving it hard.
Now , if you car makes good power you can go with a 18" 255-40-18 for a taller tire to lengthen the gearing on your car.
You can also exceed the traction limit of the stock oiling system on a well setup 245 or 255 tire . An oil pan and hla help with the oil issues but going to an even wider tire can make things worse if you are really driving it hard.
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I love my TC105N's however they are expensive, and if you are going to track your car, expect that you will **** up a rim. When that happens you are looking at an expensive fix.
If I could do it over, I would got 17x10 RPF1's on NT01's 275.
I am on 17x9 +35, but running stoptechs in the front so no spacer is required. I also have the evo x LCA and with 3.2* of camber up front they are tucked in really nice. I might buy a 17x10 just to see if the brakes will clear.
If I could do it over, I would got 17x10 RPF1's on NT01's 275.
I am on 17x9 +35, but running stoptechs in the front so no spacer is required. I also have the evo x LCA and with 3.2* of camber up front they are tucked in really nice. I might buy a 17x10 just to see if the brakes will clear.
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