Calling All Enkei Owners
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Thanks for the info! I'm pretty close to pulling the trigger and buying these wheels. Any rubbing issues? Any "I wish I had done it a little different" complaints?
Thanks again,
Fil
#128
no complaints. i do rub a tiny bit in the rear on extremely extreme bumps but this is very rare. i love the wheels actually one complaint is that im a lazy *** so im not fond of washing these. i think they should be self cleaning haha.
#130
The Professor
O yea, The inner surface of the axle end needed some sanding and primering though, along with the the ends of the studs.
Im still up on the roof if I like the looks or not, one thing that is for sure is the increase in responsiveness of the car.
Im still up on the roof if I like the looks or not, one thing that is for sure is the increase in responsiveness of the car.
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the pictures are posted up a few posts above the post you quoted hope it helps
#134
Man, We Ain't Found Sh*t!
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RPF1 TypeRC
Does anyone out there have the RPF1 TypeRC installed? They are a bit heavier than the RPF1, but still reasonable at 22.7 lbs for an 18x9.5 +45.
I would also love to see what the RP03 TypeRC's look like, which are also available in a18x9.5 +45 at 22.5 lbs.
If anyone has any pics, I'd love to see some. Or, if anyone has seen the RPF1 TypeRC in person, can you tell me if it has a polished lip?
Thanks,
DT
I would also love to see what the RP03 TypeRC's look like, which are also available in a18x9.5 +45 at 22.5 lbs.
If anyone has any pics, I'd love to see some. Or, if anyone has seen the RPF1 TypeRC in person, can you tell me if it has a polished lip?
Thanks,
DT
#138
RX-8s Official Cool Guy
I have tried Contacting Rishie and JP and none of them can get me the RPF-1's 19X9.5 SBC's I wish I knew Japanese or I would call them my self!
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There is a picture of the SBC RPF1's on a yellow 8 on Goodwin Racing's site:
http://www.good-win-racing.com/mazda...t=23&start=135
http://www.good-win-racing.com/mazda...t=23&start=135
Needs the center caps...
#143
Man, We Ain't Found Sh*t!
There is a picture of the SBC RPF1's on a yellow 8 on Goodwin Racing's site:
http://www.good-win-racing.com/mazda...t=23&start=135
http://www.good-win-racing.com/mazda...t=23&start=135
#144
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Question to RPF1 owners. Is there a difference in the look of the 18x8 vs the 18x9.5? I have 3 sets of 225/45/18 tires and really don't want to spend the money to buy new tires to fit the 9.5.
Is the 9.5 staggered a bit more?
as long as the 18x8 look like these 9.5's mounted. I'm good
https://www.rx8club.com/auto-rnd-91/killer-special-enkei-rpf1-18x9-5-45-a-98939/
let me know..looking to pick wheels this month.
Thanks!!!!
Is the 9.5 staggered a bit more?
as long as the 18x8 look like these 9.5's mounted. I'm good
https://www.rx8club.com/auto-rnd-91/killer-special-enkei-rpf1-18x9-5-45-a-98939/
let me know..looking to pick wheels this month.
Thanks!!!!
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i can only imagine it looking like riding on rubber bands... i don't think 225 will stretch on a rim almost 2" wider with such a short sidewall as it is...
better to sell a set of 225's
better to sell a set of 225's