Work Rezax II 18x11.5 +19 245/35/18 18x10.5 +19, White glow in the dark / chrome
 

Work Rezax II
18x11.5 +19 245/35/18
18x10.5 +19 225/35/18
New Intro Forged lips chromed
Custom 3 step powdercoated face white with glow in the dark pigment
New hex bolts / hardware

$3500 shipped

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Thats probably the coolest thing ive ever seen.

DO WANT. I already put a deposit on new wheels though.

very cool, but will take a ton of work to fit the 8, if at all possible at 11.5

That's straight up VDUB flush and stretch status right there.

So legit.

:bigok:.... but FUCK thats a hella-a-price for hella-flush-wheels

glow in the dark?!
what are we, little kids?

GLWS

not to ruin your thread, but how do people find these sort of setups appealing? o.O

^You guys suck, I mean I don't like them one bit, but the idea of them being Glow in the Dark is BADASS :smoker:

I want to see moving pictures/video of them at night. GLWS

11.5 would actually probably fit pretty good back there depending on tire size and if you wanted to stay stock body or not. If you could get a set of the newer version of the Panspeed rear over fenders, I would say those 11.5s with a 255/35 and about -2.5* camber, you'd fit them just fine.

Exactly!

ok the glow in the dark...not so cool...but the wheel itself is very very sexy

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Can cops pull you over and give you a ticket?

^:owned:

The glow is very subtle unless you light it up and then put it in the dark, hence glow in the dark. The wheels look white during the day and at night (where there is still some light out), which was the whole point of it.