SALE PENDING ON WHEELS AND TIRES SEPERATELY!!! WILL UPDATE WHEN PAYMENT CLEARS



I am selling my set of Autocross wheels and tires. I have one full set of Enkei RPF1 wheels in 18x9.5 with a 38mm offset. These wheels have a set of Kumho V710's in 285/30/18. I would guess the tires have 20% tread left in them and will provide another 20 or so runs if I had to guess. I will take $1250 shipped for the wheels and tires.

These wheels are in good condition and have normal on/off scuffs and one has a 1/2" scrape on the lip from a tire machine at NTB.

These wheels have never been driven on the street and have only been used at autocross events. I did a quick 10 minute clean on these wheels so any marks could likely be taken off with the proper cleaner.

 

FML I would have bought these if they were up two days ago but I settled on some nt03's!!!!I've been looking for that size and offset for awhile now too awesome price though and GLWS

 

Bummer, I have been contemplating selling these for a while, but, the dumb *** 50 post rule has held me back from selling anything on here for 1.5 years. Oh well, thanks for the bump!!!

One thing to note, I will be going out of town on Saturday September 25th for 9 days and will be returning October 4th. If I sell these by tomorrow, I will ship them to the new owner. I have a Paypal Business Premier Account so it would be a very easy transaction!!! ;-)

 

I'm so sad because that would have been such a badass set up but I'll keep watching this thread incase I come up on some more cash

 

Do you pics of these on the car? Any spacers required? Very interested.

 

SHUT UP BenGay, you know youll just sell the NTO3s lol

 

I am not sure, I will check. On the spacer, I forgot about that, the fronts do require a 20mm spacer. I tested some other wheels on no spacer, 5mm spacer, 10mm spacer, 15mm spacer and 20mm spacer. I definitely liked the 20mm spacer best, it widens the track a bit up front and the Evo handles better.

BUMP! My departure is nearing, if someone doesn't act quickly, I can't sell/ship them until I return on October 4th!

 

OK, I am out of town til October 4th so PM me if you want them when I get back, whoever is first in line gets them. ;-)

 

I'll take the set of NT03s you bought. lol

 

Back in town, BUMP!!!

 

Pics on car would be nice. Fender mods?

 

I currently have the NT03's in the 18X9.5 with an offset of 27. The 38 offset would be 11 mm closer to the inside of the car. Would the inner part of the tire and rim rub on the suspension?

My 18X9 rims with 38 offset do not touch but was wondering about the extra 1/2 of an inch.

Thanks,

 

On my Evo 9, I run 20mm spacers up front and no spacers in the rear. The Enkei's do require spacers up front, however, my Volk CE28N ina 34mm offset do not require spacers. I have tested the Volks with no spacers up to 20mm spacer and have found that 15mm spacers work best for handling due to the wider track up front. In other words, 20mm spacer on the 38mm offset Enkei RPF1 is ideal up front. For the rear, we run no spacer.

Also, I do have my fenders rolled and my Evo is lowered a good bit as well

Sorry, no pics on the car, I will see if I can dig some up though

 

Thanks Craig!

I am confused a little. I have the Stoptech ST-40 Calipers and the 355 mm rotors up front and the Stoptech ST-22 calipers in the rear. The NT03's I have are a perfect fitment without any spacers. The Enkei wheels I have as my second set are 38 offset and they also do not need any type of spacer.

Does the Stoptech caliper mount differently which allows for more room? I was told and read that I would need spacers but then I bought the rims and they fit great.

Could it be any other reason that I do not need spacers.

Car is lowered, running 265/35/18 on 18X9.5 and 275/35/18 on 18X9 with no issues. Camber is 3.0 in fron and 2.2 in the rear.

Thanks,

 

It very well could be that your caliper provides for better wheel clearance, that would be my guess. The Enkei RPF1's are not very caliper clearance friendly it seems in comparison to the Volks that I have. However, one good thing about the RPF1 38mm offset 18x9.5's is that it brings the track in on the rear which is a good thing. My Hoosier A6 in 285/30/18 rubs very slightly on the control arm, but, its nothing to worry about. We just let it rub slightly and have never had an issue through numerous sets of tires.

Also, did I mention these are 17.5 pounds? They are .5 pound lighter than my Volk CE28Ns!

Craig