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Old Nov 3, 2009, 10:28 PM   #76
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Specs are in and those that don't want to go super aggressive you guys are out of luck.
18x8.5 +30 +35 +48
18x9 +35 +45
18x9.5 +15 +35 +45
18.10.5 +15 +38

No +18 or +22 or +25 or +27. You can do 18x9.5 +35 and add 10 or 15mm spacers but you lose the concave look and it'll pretty much look like a stock Evo 9 flat faced rim. Now my hopes are down on this rim. +15 is too aggressive as you need to roll fenders and slight rub on fender liners up front. They only come in one color SILVER.
damn how come I can't view the spec sheet? did it go offline?

Anyway I might go with 18x9.5 ET35...or something along those lines...255 or 265 wide tires...hopefully the Et35 clears the calipers on our EVO X just fine...it does say its BBK friendly...but who knows?

and yes, I am weak sauce for not going ET15...but I am interested in keeping the natural balance of the car...haha
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Old Nov 3, 2009, 11:05 PM   #77
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I just looked up the spec sheet...you have to go to another page to view it

http://enkei.com/Enkei_Racing_Tuning_Series_2010.pdf

theres the link...looks like the PF01 in 18x8.5 weighs 18.0lbs....not shabby at all...but I was hoping for more...the RPF1 18x8.5 weighs like 18.3lbs....barely any difference...haha

at this point, who knows how much these will run....oh well, I think I'll stick with some RPF1s...hopefully I can find some discounted...ftmfw!
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Old Nov 3, 2009, 11:38 PM   #78
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Old Nov 4, 2009, 12:15 AM   #79
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Mounted on a 370z
Any idea what size those are?

Not as concave as I would've liked to see, but still a good looking wheel
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Any idea what size those are?

Not as concave as I would've liked to see, but still a good looking wheel
It should be more concave than that... maybe they dont have the right size/offset on the car?
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Old Nov 4, 2009, 01:29 AM   #81
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Sneak peak of PF02. Looks like to be a concave 6 spoke wheels. I am not digging the every other edge cut-out between the spokes but the color sure is purdy. Gotta see the whole wheel to make a final judgement

http://live.arukikata.co.jp/m/Au6I_n4Fw1c/

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****.. nevermind. My eyes pwnt me... it's a 5 spoke design which is also shown in the racing series spec sheet. Not digging that design at all... Too bad, no new 19's offered.

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I want them!!!! If they come in gold or bronze
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PF02 is the luxury version of the rims with very high offsets, flat face and thicker spokes.
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Old Nov 5, 2009, 11:01 PM   #84
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i wonder when these will hit the dealers? hopefully soon...haha

i'm shooting for the 18x9.5 ET35...hopefully the spoke design will allow proper clearance on the stock front brembos.....i know the 18x9.5 ET38 RPF1 would not clear because of the flat spokes....supposedly these are BBK friendly so we will see

i hope tire rack will be able to test fit these and see which ones will fit
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These will hit vender shelves around Mid-Feb. Yes they will clear the BBK Brembos.
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These will hit vender shelves around Mid-Feb. Yes they will clear the BBK Brembos.
aww that sucks...where did you hear this news?
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I know a vendor that contacted Mackin 2 days ago that then told me.
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Old Nov 6, 2009, 01:51 PM   #88
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Any idea what size those are?

Not as concave as I would've liked to see, but still a good looking wheel
I was at SEMA Tuesday and i believe the rears were 18x10.5 +38 and the fronts were like 9.5 or maybe 10. But they were not concave at all. I spoke to a rep and he said that they will hit late december and should be priced inline with the rpf1's I am still holding out for a pic of some 10.5 +15's before I decide.
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I was at SEMA Tuesday and i believe the rears were 18x10.5 +38 and the fronts were like 9.5 or maybe 10. But they were not concave at all. I spoke to a rep and he said that they will hit late december and should be priced inline with the rpf1's I am still holding out for a pic of some 10.5 +15's before I decide.
Yeah same here. Hopefully the +15 will have a little concavity to them.

Then again, they look like they have a somewhat flat face with the mouting hub that extends pretty far inward...
Then again, I don't know the size of the wheels in these pictures...


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Any idea what size those are?

Not as concave as I would've liked to see, but still a good looking wheel
Have to agree with ya, if they were more concave I would consider them but the way they look on that Z doesn't make me crazy.
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