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I wanted to take a minute and thank Dan at wheeldude.com for taking care of me with a great set of wheels/ tire combo. Lana needed new shoes for her return to the streets. I will be documenting the wheels performance at the track. I will be detuning the car slightly and will be running it at the track with a full street tire. Super professional and very prompt btw. I will take pics of the car in its completed form in a few weeks. Just getting the last few details worked out. Anyways, thank you very much Dan for a great looking wheel at a great price and for being truly professional. No more tirerack for me 
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Sep 29, 2009, 12:05 PM
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is there any word on the torque or grid coming out in a 19x9.5?... I found a few posts online with talks about the torque in a 19 coming but nothing about the grind...
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The Torque and Grid are not coming out in 19" fitment at this time.
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I wanted to take a minute and thank Dan at wheeldude.com for taking care of me with a great set of wheels/ tire combo. Lana needed new shoes for her return to the streets. I will be documenting the wheels performance at the track. I will be detuning the car slightly and will be running it at the track with a full street tire. Super professional and very prompt btw. I will take pics of the car in its completed form in a few weeks. Just getting the last few details worked out. Anyways, thank you very much Dan for a great looking wheel at a great price and for being truly professional. No more tirerack for me |
No problem Brian Thanks for the kind words! I can't wait to see this setup on your ride, it's going to look amazing 
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Sep 29, 2009, 12:31 PM
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Hyper Black and Gloss Black Finishes
Posted an inquiry of the finish make and durability of ROTA GRIDS (in particular HYPER BLACK & GLOSS BLACK, can you please respond here:
http://forums.evolutionm.net/evo-x-g...el-owners.html
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Sep 29, 2009, 01:21 PM
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Nice looking wheel and alternative to Volk.
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Oct 5, 2009, 06:02 PM
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Flat Gun Metal is now out of production and will be in stock soon We are taking pre-orders to reserve incoming sets (PM for more details)
Rota Grid 18x9.5 +20 Flat Gun Metal *NEW*
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See above  hehe
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Oct 5, 2009, 08:43 PM
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Flat Gun Metal is now out of production and will be in stock soon We are taking pre-orders to reserve incoming sets (PM for more details)
Rota Grid 18x9.5 +20 Flat Gun Metal *NEW*
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PM Price for Local Pick-Up! Est. Date when they would be available as well!
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Oct 5, 2009, 11:36 PM
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Those look pretty good 
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Oct 6, 2009, 12:23 AM
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Just received my flat black Grids today, and pictures do not do justice to the concave! I must speak up on their customer service...Dan gets things taken care of. Thanks guys, would buy again from you in a heartbeat!
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Oct 6, 2009, 10:13 PM
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Location: FTL, Fl0r1duh
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Drives: 06 silver Evo IX MR > 08 white Outlander XLS > 08 silver Lancer Evolution MR
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I'm between choosing the DPTs or Grids for an MR. I want to use 255/40/18 or 265/35/18 on Swift spring lowering (1.0/.6) and I do not want to roll the fenders. May be interested in green Grids.
What are your thoughts and which wheel is lighter?
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Oct 6, 2009, 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted by razkal
I'm between choosing the DPTs or Grids for an MR. I want to use 255/40/18 or 265/35/18 on Swift spring lowering (1.0/.6) and I do not want to roll the fenders. May be interested in green Grids.
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i got a set of dpt for sale check my signature  got it from Dan thanks for the hook up but it now time to go for wider rims lol
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Nov 6, 2009, 08:18 PM
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These look f**king sweet.
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Nov 12, 2009, 05:25 PM
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PM Price for Local Pick-Up! Est. Date when they would be available as well! |
Flat Gun Metal just arrived in the US and will be unloaded from our container in the coming days. I'll be sure to PM you once they are here in our shop so you can swing by and check them out
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Just received my flat black Grids today, and pictures do not do justice to the concave! I must speak up on their customer service...Dan gets things taken care of. Thanks guys, would buy again from you in a heartbeat!
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No problem Emerson! Glad you are happy with the new wheels, they definiately have a lot of concave
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Originally Posted by razkal
I'm between choosing the DPTs or Grids for an MR. I want to use 255/40/18 or 265/35/18 on Swift spring lowering (1.0/.6) and I do not want to roll the fenders. May be interested in green Grids.
What are your thoughts and which wheel is lighter?
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I do not recommend the 255/40/18 tire size for an Evo X, this tire size is a bit tall and will rub at full lock turns (due to the tall height, will scrub near your sideskirt). I highly recommend 265/35/18 tires for both the Grid and DPT. We have tons of customers running this exact setup with Swift lowering springs and there is no rubbing 99% of the time The Rota DPT is our lightest 18x9.5 wheel however the Grid and Torque aren't too far behind
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Nov 12, 2009, 06:32 PM
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Flat Gun Metal just arrived in the US and will be unloaded from our container in the coming days. I'll be sure to PM you once they are here in our shop so you can swing by and check them out
No problem Emerson! Glad you are happy with the new wheels, they definiately have a lot of concave
I do not recommend the 255/40/18 tire size for an Evo X, this tire size is a bit tall and will rub at full lock turns (due to the tall height, will scrub near your sideskirt). I highly recommend 265/35/18 tires for both the Grid and DPT. We have tons of customers running this exact setup with Swift lowering springs and there is no rubbing 99% of the time The Rota DPT is our lightest 18x9.5 wheel however the Grid and Torque aren't too far behind
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Thanks Dan!!!
Super Stoked!!! Let me know, been waiting for these for a bit. It will be perfect timing, as my Zeal Function T coilovers will be arriving from japan (been waiting 3 months now).
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Nov 12, 2009, 06:43 PM
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Location: SO. CAL
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Drives: 2010 EVO X.....I dont need a wing!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by razkal
I'm between choosing the DPTs or Grids for an MR. I want to use 255/40/18 or 265/35/18 on Swift spring lowering (1.0/.6) and I do not want to roll the fenders. May be interested in green Grids.
What are your thoughts and which wheel is lighter?
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Grid=22.5 lbs.
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