Got my 20x10's mounted. 20x10 hotchkis Y sport with 295/30/20 MPSS tires all around, no rubbing, but still stock suspension (as you can tell from the wheel gap lol.)
Anyone have a way to get a smaller dust-cap on the front? Can I pound it in and dent/bend it a little with a hammer? I don't...
Put these on yesterday, sorry only have crappy cell phone pics right now.
20x10 Hotchkis Y sport, Michelin Pilot Super Sport 295/30/20. Anyone have a way to get a smaller dust-cap on the front? Can I pound it in and dent/bend it a little with a hammer? I don't want to run a spacer in...
HA! I liked that video (watched it over a year ago), but its pretty much a commercial for Pirelli. LOL they say the word "pirelli" like 6 times. :lol:
Just think how much faster the car would be on some non-staggered 285 or 295 wide Bridgestone RE71, or BFG Rivals or even Hankook RS3...
Hopefully mounting up my 20x10 (+38 I think, can't remember offset) Hotchkis Y-sport wheels tomorrow. Test fit wheels last week and fit fine. Would need a small spacer to fit the center caps. Why do the 20's STILL look small on this car?
I went a little large on the tire, but should be...
kkakonn Half-price sale on your FF15's? Haha, I still can't afford them LOL. Are you still going to use them for trackdays?
But seriously these forgelines look really nice. I say you powdercoat them Lime green, or maybe navy blue. Would look great with your Grabber wrap. :D
I'm interested in coilovers also, and waiting to see some reviews on the ISC's. Both daily driving, and track-day reviews.
The price is very enticing, but if I'm doing quite a few track days, should I save up the extra coin for KW V3, or AFE?
What suspension mods do you have? Plan on doing? You could probably get away with some 18x9.5 wheels to make it lighter. But I've heard good things about those apex 18x10 also.
Just speaking about the tax on an out-of-state purchase. I bought a car in TX and I'm from NV. The dealership I bought my car from said they would collect the tax (8.15% in my county in NV). When I was with the finance guy, he said something about taxes being a little higher than they quoted...
Might want to keep looking for tires... Checking tirerack, the RS3v2 has limited sizing. The 275/35/18 is the closest, BUT it's going to be almost 2" shorter in diameter.
With your new wheels, I'd recommend a 285/40/18 to keep a similar overall diameter.