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Thanks. Quality of the hood wasnt great imo. it didnt line up very well. And the body shop didnt do a much better job. The simple cowl is way cooler imo.
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One bad cad, remind me your front tire size again. I know the rears are 295/30's. I am going to get tires on my sp600s soon and I don't have any plans to lower the car yet. Your tire size looks perfect for the stance. Thanks.
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Call CCW at 888.577.0144, ask for John or Chip.
Here is their site with pricing, options and galleries,
http://www.ccwheel.com/files/home.php
I just priced set of SP600s at $2,700 in 19" up to 10" width
Here is their site with pricing, options and galleries,
http://www.ccwheel.com/files/home.php
I just priced set of SP600s at $2,700 in 19" up to 10" width
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On front, I have 255/35/19, it works perfect on PS2s, have Hankook V12s at same size going on soon and hope they are similar.
On rears I have 295/30/19, again same story for PS2s and Hankooks.
A few things to consider:
1) some have gone 265 on front on stockers and claim no issues, I see no need for extra 10mm upfront
2) Utilize http://www.1010tires.com/tiresizecalculator.asp to see if you want to consider 255/40/19, 255/35/19, 265/40/19 or 265/35/19 as it appears none create a noticeable sizing issue
3) 295/30/19 PS2s stick out a fraction, no one will ever notice, as everyone aims for the biggest meats possible in the back, without lowering I have very minor rubbing issues but I also rarely have back seat passengers
4) check out Nitto Invos and Hankook Ventus V12 at www.onlinetires.com, I have not check for a few weeks but when I do it appears they beat all other vendors regarding lowest price
Last thing, I remember a vendor on the 'other' Forum was offering a trailing arm part that would allow for a 305 in the rear, not sure when this was, but probably worth checking out.
Good luck, be sure to post pics of the best V wheels on the planet,,, actually the stockers widened are the best, but that is Pain in the ****.
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I will presume you went 19X8.5F and 19X10R.
On front, I have 255/35/19, it works perfect on PS2s, have Hankook V12s at same size going on soon and hope they are similar.
On rears I have 295/30/19, again same story for PS2s and Hankooks.
A few things to consider:
1) some have gone 265 on front on stockers and claim no issues, I see no need for extra 10mm upfront
2) Utilize http://www.1010tires.com/tiresizecalculator.asp to see if you want to consider 255/40/19, 255/35/19, 265/40/19 or 265/35/19 as it appears none create a noticeable sizing issue
3) 295/30/19 PS2s stick out a fraction, no one will ever notice, as everyone aims for the biggest meats possible in the back, without lowering I have very minor rubbing issues but I also rarely have back seat passengers
4) check out Nitto Invos and Hankook Ventus V12 at www.onlinetires.com, I have not check for a few weeks but when I do it appears they beat all other vendors regarding lowest price
Last thing, I remember a vendor on the 'other' Forum was offering a trailing arm part that would allow for a 305 in the rear, not sure when this was, but probably worth checking out.
Good luck, be sure to post pics of the best V wheels on the planet,,, actually the stockers widened are the best, but that is Pain in the ****.
On front, I have 255/35/19, it works perfect on PS2s, have Hankook V12s at same size going on soon and hope they are similar.
On rears I have 295/30/19, again same story for PS2s and Hankooks.
A few things to consider:
1) some have gone 265 on front on stockers and claim no issues, I see no need for extra 10mm upfront
2) Utilize http://www.1010tires.com/tiresizecalculator.asp to see if you want to consider 255/40/19, 255/35/19, 265/40/19 or 265/35/19 as it appears none create a noticeable sizing issue
3) 295/30/19 PS2s stick out a fraction, no one will ever notice, as everyone aims for the biggest meats possible in the back, without lowering I have very minor rubbing issues but I also rarely have back seat passengers
4) check out Nitto Invos and Hankook Ventus V12 at www.onlinetires.com, I have not check for a few weeks but when I do it appears they beat all other vendors regarding lowest price
Last thing, I remember a vendor on the 'other' Forum was offering a trailing arm part that would allow for a 305 in the rear, not sure when this was, but probably worth checking out.
Good luck, be sure to post pics of the best V wheels on the planet,,, actually the stockers widened are the best, but that is Pain in the ****.
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also, when the rears do rub on occasion, is it only the trailing arm that they actually make contact with? if so i am going to order a set of those selling on the other forum and consider the 305 30 19 hankook v12's since theyll match the 255 fronts if that is what i choose.
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A good alternative to the $3K cost is to get the stockers widened, check the 'other' forum for a vendor that has done such, as I would not pursue a company that has yet to do such on our wheels. Once done, you can get them done in black chrome. If you see no need for widening (some people have put 275s on the 8.5" stocker), just go for the black chrome, save some large $$$, and spent that money on 'Go Mods'. Good luck,,,
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buy these (as previously posted), you wont ever find a better price than this with tires!
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I just bought CCW's SP-600 w/Hankooks [Stock wheel/tire diameter is 26.7"]
19X9 front with Ventus V-12 255/40/19 ----- 27.1" Diameter
19X10 rear with Ventus V-12 285/35/19 ----- 26.9" Diameter
Stock suspension. It is maxed-out on size & fit.
Obviously a softer ride than RSA's & a very aggressive look.
Not enough time & mileage to make an informed opinion.
19X9 front with Ventus V-12 255/40/19 ----- 27.1" Diameter
19X10 rear with Ventus V-12 285/35/19 ----- 26.9" Diameter
Stock suspension. It is maxed-out on size & fit.
Obviously a softer ride than RSA's & a very aggressive look.
Not enough time & mileage to make an informed opinion.
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^^^sweet combo
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Post again once you can advise on the performance of the Hankooks, as mine set should be on the V within the next month. My comparison will be vs. OS2s, which were the last two sets I had on the V.
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Post again once you can advise on the performance of the Hankooks, as mine set should be on the V within the next month. My comparison will be vs. OS2s, which were the last two sets I had on the V.