Originally Posted by Virus
(Post 69150)
Did you have to roll your fenders?
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Originally Posted by TurboTim
(Post 69357)
No.
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Not sure, but I would guess it would not be more than -2 deg in the front, -2.5 in the rear with the old suspension (12" fender lip to wheel center all around). With my new Tein's I'm up to around 13.5" all around and less camber.
EDIT: MY WHEELS ARE 16X7.5 +32, NOT 16X8, sorry. Tires are 205/45/16 T1R's. |
What tires are those in the pic? Size? 225-45-15?
Thanks, Frank |
Originally Posted by danscreations
(Post 69215)
About the same! The K1's are a little heavier at 14lbs each where Emilio's are 12.8lbs. Offset on the K1 +32; Emilio's +40 or +20. So really depends on what style wheel you like. Emilio's wheels have a few more finishes and polished lips.
Like you said previously, the wheels started off as blanks and they had a machine shop bore the 4x100 pattern in them. One was "oval" in shape and in no way is it going to balance. I have to get that one replaced before I go to my first track day. |
looks nice
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:d
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I love the K1s. If the 6UL hadn't come up, I would probably be jumping on this. I wish they weren't so heavy in the 15x8 size, though, and the offset isn't optimal for running BIG rubber.
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what tire and rim size are in the pic exactly? planning to get them aswell, getting rid of the 14" stock rims...
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sweet
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Emilio's 6UL's in +40 offset are pretty much ideal for running the most rubber without contact to the car...funny, that was his whole idea behind their design and production ;)
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Sorry guys, totally forgot about this thread and to come answer questions. Running lanny's alignment which camber is not very aggressive at all. Was going to change it but I like the tight tolerance bettween the tire and fender. Looks clean.
Originally Posted by Brian
(Post 72536)
Emilio's 6UL's in +40 offset are pretty much ideal for running the most rubber without contact to the car...funny, that was his whole idea behind their design and production ;)
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Emilio's got 245/40s on his car, at more than 9" of treadwidth. I don't think the Toyo street tires are 9+" wide.
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Originally Posted by danscreations
(Post 72550)
I guess! Brian and the guys at goodwin fitted 16x8 enkei rpf1's with 245/35/16 toyo t1r's with out rolling the fenders.
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949racing.com has a 15x8 wheel as well. About $139 each and I think they weigh less.
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Originally Posted by Savington
(Post 72578)
Emilio's got 245/40s on his car, at more than 9" of treadwidth. I don't think the Toyo street tires are 9+" wide.
Originally Posted by Brian
(Post 72581)
Was that on the NB, though?
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