FS: 18" x 8" Enkei RP02's - $700 - Clear brembos! - SOLD to KIWITT

[Gly]

price update... $700


Specs are as follows:

Enkei RP02

18x8"

5x114.3

Offset: 35 (Only just clears Brembos, but I used 3mm spacers for personal assurance)

2 wheels in mint condition, 2 have minor curbage

NO TYRES.

PICKUP ONLY FROM MANUKAU/BOTANY AUCKLAND AREA.

currently still have tyres on and on my car, will be removed and have tyres stripped when a buyer is found.

price update $700


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[Gly]

someone buy these!!

[bradc]

these still look better than your white wheels!

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[AllBeItMine]

these still look better than your white wheels!

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lol - you need to start adding "IMHO" to some of your posts Brad.

[bradc]

not when I'm right

[Gly]

which you arnt very often, and diffinately not now,
anyway keep it on topic.

[KiwiTT]

I am almost tempted. Are they the lightweight wheels ?

I quite like the style too!

[bradc]

They are about 21.3lbs - 9.6kg which is very light for an 18x8" wheel. In fact that is lighter than EVO 7 17x8 wheels!

Be warned, you do need the 3mm spacer at the front. They have about a single sheet of paper clearance between the spoke and brembo's.

[Gly]

thats no issues for richard as he dosent have brembos.

there probabilly the lightest 18s you'll find without going forged

[KiwiTT]

Would I need to do any body work to make them fit. i.e. rolling the arches etc.

[KiwiTT]

If I do, who would want my alloys ?

[bradc]

you might need to roll the rear arches, but I'm sure Carsten can help you with that

[Kenneth]

If I do, who would want my alloys ?

track day wheels.

[KiwiTT]

hmmm ... seriously tempted now.

Andy mentioned that the GSD3 weren't as good anymore because they are made in China now for NZ. So will I need other tyres ?

18x8 - what size tyres. Using this I should go 235/40 R18's

[Gly]

i use 225/40s

i think the 235 would give rubbing probs, and be very close to suspension components

[KiwiTT]

Now to price some 225/40 R18 includding fitting and balancing.

[Gly]

sweet,

[bradc]

225/40/18's are probably the best option. 235/35/18 is smaller than stock (diameter smaller by 10mm) and 235/40/18 is bigger in diameter by 13mm, which to be honest doesn't sound like much, but you will need to roll the rear guards quite a bit

[d i c k i e s]

Roughly $225 each for that size wrapped in dunlop direzza's.

[bradc]

Direzza Sport Z1 are good, DZ101 aren't so good.

I'd be going for Pilot Sport PS2, Eagle F1 Asymmetric, Bridgestone Adrenalin, or Yokohama AD07