Forgestar CF5's are on the Trans Am!
01-22-2014, 07:28 AM
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Forgestar CF5's are on the Trans Am! These are 18x10 +42 in the front and 18X11 +43 in the rear. I will get some more pictures this week in the daylight. I was running out of light in these.
I did have to hammer the rears and tweak the panhard just a bit, but these fit like a glove with the 315/35/18 Hoosiers on.
PICS DOWN THE PAGE A WAYS.
I did have to hammer the rears and tweak the panhard just a bit, but these fit like a glove with the 315/35/18 Hoosiers on.
PICS DOWN THE PAGE A WAYS.
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01-22-2014, 11:20 AM
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Oh damn, I was looking for some RPM505's but I think you just changed my mind!
Post up some side shots
Where did you get them from?
Are they the semi or deep concave?
I dont know if I would go that big on my car but might look at a 18x9 & 18x10 setup.
Post up some side shots
Where did you get them from?
Are they the semi or deep concave?
I dont know if I would go that big on my car but might look at a 18x9 & 18x10 setup.
01-22-2014, 01:47 PM
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Thanks guys. Like I said, I ran out of daylight. I will get some giant pics for you guys hopefully tomorrow morning. I heard the forecast was showing for freezing rain in my area... 
Prices for the wheels start anywhere from about 1400-1600 for 18's I believe. I got a great deal from a part out on here. Worth it though IMO if you get the right offsets. I know that some of you were wanting a flush look. I have to say, these are about as flush as I would want to go.
Prices for the wheels start anywhere from about 1400-1600 for 18's I believe. I got a great deal from a part out on here. Worth it though IMO if you get the right offsets. I know that some of you were wanting a flush look. I have to say, these are about as flush as I would want to go.
