My evos
My evos Finally got the evos and the tires in and mounted. They are Dunlop Direzza 275/35/18 on the 18x9's and Fuzion 245/40/18 on the 18x8's. They will be on the car next tuesday. I am just waiting for the hubcentric rings. Ill post pics of them on the car when I get them on. But for now here you go:
UPDATE: Scroll down to see them mounted on the car.
UPDATE: Scroll down to see them mounted on the car.
Last edited by blu98ta; Dec 6, 2005 at 10:20 AM.
Originally Posted by SSilverSSurfer
wheels look good...who mounted them for you? i could have done them for you
I dont wanna wait for the hubcentric rings, but I know I should. I want to put them on know.
Originally Posted by SLIKWS6
Whats the purpose of the rings? Thanks
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you really only need them for the front...and im positive i wouldve of done a better job then wal mart and free for a fellow member...but no doubt theyre gonna look good
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Originally Posted by SSilverSSurfer
you really only need them for the front...and im positive i wouldve of done a better job then wal mart and free for a fellow member...but no doubt theyre gonna look good
Originally Posted by blu98ta
they center the rims over the hub because the bolt circle diameter is a little off (120mm vs. 4.75in stock). The hub openings on the rims are 73mm and the hubs on the car are 70.3mm. We dont need them on our stock rims because the hub openings on the rim are the same size as the car, obviously because they are stockers. I would imagine that most aftermarket rims need them. If you dont have them the rims could be a little off center and start vibrating, and even cause the lug nuts to work themself loose. So, to make a long story short I can put them on right now if I want to, but just knowing that those rings are there will make me feel better.
Hey thanks for informing me, I guess the last question is, were the rings pricey and where did you find them, again thanks.
No the rings werent too bad, i think they were like 20 bucks. I got the aluminum ones from 1010tires, but they are available many places. Do a search on yahoo or something for hubcentric rings. If you have evos make sure you get the ones that are 70.3 inner and 73 outer diameter. If you have other wheels you will have to measure them.
Originally Posted by The Sad
So are those the hyperdarks?
I can't decide on the Evos or HPR5s!!! 
I've always been partial to 5 spoke designs but I actually like the EVOs too. 
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I really like those wheels and tires, very nice 
Now if you don't mind me asking, how much did they cost(wheels) and where did you purchase them. I have a pewter vert. I'm thinking the hyper dark would look good, I noiticed HPRacing had chrome also.
I noticed you got 18x9 and 18x8, tell me the reasoning please. Do you think those wheels would fit on a lowered T/A. I like the idea of having a bigger tire out back.
Thanks,
Eddie
Now if you don't mind me asking, how much did they cost(wheels) and where did you purchase them. I have a pewter vert. I'm thinking the hyper dark would look good, I noiticed HPRacing had chrome also. I noticed you got 18x9 and 18x8, tell me the reasoning please. Do you think those wheels would fit on a lowered T/A. I like the idea of having a bigger tire out back.
Thanks,
Eddie