FS: BRAND NEW Enkei RPF1 18x8 +30 (F1 Silver)
10-08-2009, 12:24 AM
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Good lookin out. I don't know any good Evo or STi/WRX forums so I didn't bother yet. I also figured S2K guys won't want these because they like staggered fitments.
seems like a WIN WIN to me... also to the OP... post the wheels up on an EVO and S2k forum as well.. GOOD LUCK
10-08-2009, 12:31 AM
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good EVO/STI/S2k forums.. GOOGLE is your friend.... and I seen a lot of S2k's run x8 all around... give it a try.. especially since u have new RPF1's... S2ki.com (s2kforum)..evolutionm.net (evo forum)....IWSTi.com and clubwrx.com (sti forum)... GOOD LUCK
you might also wanna chekc out MOCC.com Mazda owners club of california.... MAZDASPEED 3's and 5's share the same bolt pattern as us....not sure about 6's but hey man u gotta network to get **** out.
you might also wanna chekc out MOCC.com Mazda owners club of california.... MAZDASPEED 3's and 5's share the same bolt pattern as us....not sure about 6's but hey man u gotta network to get **** out.
10-13-2009, 09:44 PM
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10-15-2009, 03:59 PM
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Thanks. That's not a big deal. These wheels have been tested at 360 degree perfect, and gone through thorough inspection. Without a doubt it should fit snug and not give you issues.
Just make sure to torque the wheels while the car is off the ground so the wheels don't slip from the vehicle's weight pushing it down.
Just make sure to torque the wheels while the car is off the ground so the wheels don't slip from the vehicle's weight pushing it down.
10-17-2009, 02:52 AM
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Yea like he said, that isn't a big deal. As long as the wheel doesn't have a hub smaller than the car, all is well. If someone is super worried about it, you can get hubcentric rings that make up the difference lol. My Enkei don't have them on and I haven't noticed weird vibrations or anything like that.
10-17-2009, 01:04 PM
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Yea like he said, that isn't a big deal. As long as the wheel doesn't have a hub smaller than the car, all is well. If someone is super worried about it, you can get hubcentric rings that make up the difference lol. My Enkei don't have them on and I haven't noticed weird vibrations or anything like that.
10-26-2009, 07:43 AM
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for racing, it's b/c that's just one more thing to get in the way of a quick tire change. makes the wheels harder to get off and put on.
for street and internet racing, there might be another reason, but the effect of a 2 oz. plastic ring placed at the center of rotation is undetectable.
anyway, bump for the OP...those wheels seem to look good on every car. if i was in the market for STX wheels, i'd be on 'em.
for street and internet racing, there might be another reason, but the effect of a 2 oz. plastic ring placed at the center of rotation is undetectable.
anyway, bump for the OP...those wheels seem to look good on every car. if i was in the market for STX wheels, i'd be on 'em.
