Will This Wheel fit? (Guide to Offsets and more)..
All 4 of my 18x9 +35 Enkei RPF1s arrived. Test fitted the wheel and it barely clears front caliper. Anyway.. They are getting installed tomorrow morning on stock 225/45 tires. I don't like the stretch but will use up the tread then I'm gonna get 245/40 tires. Shouldn't look too bad!
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Got them on. Looks really good imo. Rpf1 and TE37 are probably my top 2 favorite wheels. The rpf1 a lot cheaper. Pics up this weekend when I have time to take them
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Lol. Teaser test fit from the other day
And super long distance shot from my office window with phone camera


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And super long distance shot from my office window with phone camera


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Last edited by VuDism; May 16, 2013 at 05:06 PM.
Thanks! I was actually trying to go with gold or black but they don't have those colors for 18x9.... I figured silver would look fine. Good thing about white is it goes well with almost any color wheel
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Just and FYI... If you want to increase your cars acceleration please invest in light weight wheels. I've had the rpf1 on for a few days now. 8lbs less per corner compared to stock. . . the car flies. It picks up speed. It likes to rev. Well worth the investment. I've read articles of people testing wheels weighing 3-4lbs less with good performance results on cars like an EVo with plenty of engine power. The difference 8lbs lighter wheel on an underpowered engine like the TCs is huge.
Matter of fact. .. I noticed the difference the 1st night driving 20 miles home after install of the RPF1s. This was driving WITH the stock wheels in the trunk... (100+) lbs in the trunk. I believe my Car with the RPF1s on and stock wheels in the trunk I would beat my stock setup with nothing in the trunk in a race. . . something about rotational weight most likely.
Loving the way my car drives right now. Intake + unichip + light@$$ wheels.
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Matter of fact. .. I noticed the difference the 1st night driving 20 miles home after install of the RPF1s. This was driving WITH the stock wheels in the trunk... (100+) lbs in the trunk. I believe my Car with the RPF1s on and stock wheels in the trunk I would beat my stock setup with nothing in the trunk in a race. . . something about rotational weight most likely.
Loving the way my car drives right now. Intake + unichip + light@$$ wheels.
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can someone confirm if these will fit? and will they sink in the fenders or stick out a bit?
http://www.nfcperformance.com/cart.p...=51a2f7beeb91f
http://www.nfcperformance.com/cart.p...=51a2f7beeb91f








