EVO Rim Options
Posted By: Mike Petro
EVO Rim Options - March 27, 2013 01:11 pm UTC
Hey Guys
Looking to put a new set of rims on the Evo because the tires on the car are actually winters. I'm so used to having a red car with black rims... that now owning a black car is making it hard for me to decide on the style, lol.
I can either buy a package (wheel + tire) or keep the stock wheels and mount them on another set of tires, then buy steelies or something to mount on the current wheels.
Heres the current Some options I kinda like after searching through the first few pages of the Evo board. I think I like the bronze look in #5
Thoughts?
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Posted By: Bryan Lawrence
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 27, 2013 01:19 pm UTC
Agreed I like 5 and 3.
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 27, 2013 02:03 pm UTC
Don't do the bronze thing. Too suby like lol
I do like 1. But I've always been partial to a busy rim with a machined lip. Do your research and find out your max your tire size for optimal lateral performance. Then base your wheel decision on that
That is of course if you want show and go.
Posted By: Rob Cauduro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 27, 2013 02:14 pm UTC
Gold TE37's
Posted By: Michael Lee
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 27, 2013 02:25 pm UTC
I like 1 as well.
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 27, 2013 02:26 pm UTC
This is pure sex.
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 27, 2013 02:30 pm UTC
http://www.3dtuning.ru/enIs the colour of your car named "dolphin grey metallic"?
lol
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 02:05 am UTC
Lol, I think its Phantom Black
They don't have the 2010 on that site
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 02:08 am UTC
Whats the avg. cost for these? Do you know off hand? I can probably budget around $1500 for the combo at the moment...
I think the gold might be too "bright" for black... but I'll check both options out.
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 02:24 am UTC
They're not cheap. Want to say between $300-$400 a rim.
They're lightweight forged racing wheels.
Like the new avatar.
Man am I happy for you Mike!!!
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 03:09 am UTC
Damn...
Thanks Mike. It's still weird looking at the car and realizing its mine lol.
Posted By: Rob Cauduro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 04:39 am UTC
TE37's WILL be my next major purchase, and the Evo Enkeis will be demoted to full time track wheel when I do. I just powdered a set for a customer, 18's and man, they are SOFAKING LIGHT!!! Worth EVERY PENNY. I wouldnt regret a purchase of a quality rim. Dont cheap out. Save until you get something PROPER.
You will be into 2K for a new set with shipping and tax, but theres quite a few used sets out there. New or used, as long as they are straight, your not to worry with a quality purchase like these wheels.
Enkei makes a good light weight 18 forged as well. Just powdered a set of NT03's, and MAN ARE THEY LIGHT as well.
Again, save up and just spend the money ONCE.
Posted By: Rob Cauduro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 04:48 am UTC
PS, Ive sat in your car and walked around it ten times over while it was at Deeps. I envisioned the Volk's on the car. Those rims make Evo X's pure sex.
Posted By: Rob Cauduro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 04:52 am UTC
#3 is showing BLACK TE37's, (or are those Gram Lights??) but on a black car, Im not a fan of black rims on black cars MOST OF THE TIME. I LOVE black rims, but GOLD on a black car is better.
Posted By: Rob Cauduro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 05:00 am UTC
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 12:38 pm UTC
Thanks for the info Rob! I think I'm sold on the 5 thick spoke style, but I don't think I'll be able to afford the $2000+ price tag so I'll have to keep an eye out for a used set (maybe on the evo boards). Or maybe there's another brand that looks like these?
Not a fan of the first option in your last post just because of that inner ring. Looks weird to me.
Edit... there's a vendor thats selling them for $2800!
holy!
http://forums.evolutionm.net/evo-sa...ng-te37-te37sl-inventory-list-sales.html
Posted By: Rob Cauduro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 12:46 pm UTC
That inner ring is a rigidity ring. That's a high end Enkei. Pick one up and see how well made and light they are!
I didn't like the ring at first when I saw them either but it grew on me after handling a set for a week.
Don't buy a copy, buy a name u can trust. Buying used is fine, as long as they are tip top!
Posted By: Rob Cauduro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 12:49 pm UTC
Might I add, you will find out rather quickly that owning an evo is PAY TO PLAY! If u got a modding itch u better have deep pockets
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 01:02 pm UTC
I know, thats why I'm trying to pace myself with this stuff. I keep looking at pictures and saying "I want that!" ... and I add it to my list, haha.
How about these? Enkei EVO5's
Posted By: Rob Cauduro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 01:29 pm UTC
Very nice.
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 01:40 pm UTC
The evox gsr factory wheel is 18x8.5 +38 5x114.3 mm bp and weigh 22 lbs.
OE tire size looks to be 245/40/18.
So that's your base to work off.
I'm seeing guys running 255's and stupid light weight wheels make me uber jealous lol
Check this out;
http://www.evoxforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2464
Posted By: Rob Cauduro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 02:06 pm UTC
255's aren't THAT big for Evo guys
Damn stupid 2g knuckle limiting my wheel choice!!
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 02:13 pm UTC
255's aren't THAT big for Evo guys
Damn stupid 2g knuckle limiting my wheel choice!!
I feel your pain
Mike, do you want to trade cars?
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 02:22 pm UTC
Mike, do you want to trade cars?
Ha. No! Now if you had a red 99 GSX.... lol
That link is super helpful though Mike, I'll look at it more over the weekend. The last pic I showed was from Fai Lee's site, and its under $1000 for the set.
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 02:58 pm UTC
Wheels to me are like a pair of shoes. You'll never just own one pair, and they're seasonal.
So over the course of your ownership with the evo, you'll likely have run through a few sets like I have with my eclipse.
And not a chance in hell I'd paint my car red. Black, white or black
Posted By: Daren Peacock
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 03:03 pm UTC
Don't follow the X's much but the ones I have seen with swapped rims/tires are normally like 265 I believe.
Been in a modded one that was tucking 285 track tires as well
Posted By: Bryan Lawrence
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 03:09 pm UTC
20' rims looks pretty goofy, but the 19' rims look pretty nice.
Posted By: Salomon Ponte
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 05:24 pm UTC
If you go with TE37's you NEED to go with an offset/size that makes them concave. That is when they look like sex.
Posted By: Johnny Larmond
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 07:44 pm UTC
3 or 4. Those Volk ones are $$$$$@!!!!
Posted By: Rob Cauduro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 28, 2013 07:58 pm UTC
If you go with TE37's you NEED to go with an offset/size that makes them concave. That is when they look like sex.
THIS!
Save up for TE37's. I was torn between these and RPF1's. I ended up going with RPF1's because I've always wanted a set.
On your EVO, TE37's would look slick. As for color, I like bronze wheels on black cars.
If you were open to other rims, I had a nice set of BBS LM's that would have looked awesome. The size was all wrong though.
I'd also have to agree with Rob's advice, DON'T BUY KNOCKOFF WHEELS!
EVO's are for girls. Sell it and buy something nice.
Seriously, you could but wooden rims on it and it would still be sweet.
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 30, 2013 04:49 pm UTC
Lol!
See but the car has winter tires on it.. I only noticed that when I picked the car up.
So I kind of have to do something soon, right? Shouldn't be driving around with those tires in the spring / summer.
Posted By: Bryan Lawrence
Re: EVO Rim Options - March 30, 2013 05:25 pm UTC
If you want to replace them at the end of the summer than go for it.
Posted By: Terry S
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 01, 2013 01:03 am UTC
who wants to rock winter tires on an evo in the summer?? kinda soft IMO, save them for this upcoming winter and put some sexy TE37's
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 01, 2013 01:30 am UTC
Actually, Deep told me that they put 2 brand new summer tires on the front, but the rears are winter. I just assumed all 4 were the same when I noticed the rear winter tire, so that's a little bit of good news. I'll just buy 2 matching tires for the rears, and then save up for rims.
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 01, 2013 06:01 pm UTC
Or, go with a set of Enkei GTC01's
BUT DEFINITELY get off those winters asap. Your ride quality will improve even using a fuckin tigerpaw hahaha
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 01, 2013 07:22 pm UTC
Hmm.. I think they only come in silver. I liked the idea of the thicker bronze spoke style... though
Posted By: Salomon Ponte
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 01, 2013 08:37 pm UTC
The above =
The spokes pop out of the rim too much, if that makes sense.
Something like that needs to be more concave, like this:
Posted By: Terry S
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 01, 2013 08:44 pm UTC
Posted By: Salomon Ponte
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 01, 2013 08:53 pm UTC
The Gold SSRs look sweet. Just those over-hdr'ed photos look like ass.
Posted By: Bryan Lawrence
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 01, 2013 10:22 pm UTC
The first link that Terry posted looks damn good!
2 front summer tires and 2 rear winter tires?!?
C'mon Mike!
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 02, 2013 11:41 pm UTC
I know.. But I didn't realize until the day I picked it up.
Don't worry, I'm on it.
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 03, 2013 01:47 pm UTC
If you check out tirerack.com and find something you like.. I could potentially help get them for you at the UPS store in the OG this weekend. I'm heading there to pick up an EVO 8 steering wheel
and some other rando parts.
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 03, 2013 02:13 pm UTC
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 03, 2013 02:51 pm UTC
Where are FUZION tires made?
If you select a tire that's made in the states, there's only 1 duty to cover + hst.
You can save some money if you do it that way.
I have NO problem picking up two tires for you at the OG and bringing them with me the weekend of April 13th.
But I just realised something..you're AWD now. You should seriosly consider buying a SET of 4 tires.
But 4 tires is a LOT for me to lug...
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 03, 2013 02:53 pm UTC
The above =
The spokes pop out of the rim too much, if that makes sense.
You're a douche! I own those in a 17"
Posted By: Deep Mann
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 03, 2013 03:34 pm UTC
Mike, We changed only the driver side tire. It was matched with the passenger side. I think it was around 160 including taxes and installation.
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 03, 2013 04:55 pm UTC
Ughhh.. I thought you changed both the drivers and passenger. Mis-communication, probably. Its fine.
So I have 1 brand new tire, 1 tire with x amount of tread left, and 2 winter tires? Lol, Would I still be fine getting only 2 tires? or should I get 3?
Posted By: Deep Mann
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 03, 2013 05:30 pm UTC
The passenger side has lots of tread, so there was no point of changing it. Driver side had a slash through it and instead of getting it fixed, we just replaced it. This was done like 2 months before you bought the car.
When you replace tires on an AWD, you should replace all and make sure the tread is matching.
Mike, I'd save up and buy a set of 4 tires. Better safe than sorry my friend!
I just got a nice set of Star specs through Tire Rack (apparently these aren't available in Canada).
Posted By: Bryan Lawrence
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 03, 2013 07:03 pm UTC
I have to agree with Jay, my car was doing weird sh!t when my tires weren't matched.
Posted By: EK
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 05, 2013 07:32 am UTC
my understanding with the Evo/Ralliart is if the tires are not matching the ECU/TCU (whatever) shuts off the active center diff and you'll have to go into the stealership to have it turned back on.
Have some reading:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=18http://forums.evolutionm.net/evo-x-...614594-must-change-all-4-tires-once.html
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 05, 2013 01:04 pm UTC
So 3 brand new tires, and 1 tire with say 90% tread left will cause a problem?
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 05, 2013 03:42 pm UTC
I bought the car like this from Deep, and he told me to just worry about the rear tires. If I have any huge issue down the road because of that 1 tire which wasn't replaced... then I'll make sure he's aware of it. I'm getting the 2 replaced on the 13th, so it's just 1 more week.
I tried to contact Fai Lee from the board about the Volk TE37s and unfortunately he doesn't carry them. He usually has pretty good prices so that kind of crushed my dreams! haha.
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 05, 2013 04:28 pm UTC
You definitely need 4 matching tires for any AWD car. Deep is not liable for what tires come with what car..as long as he's selling it "safetied"..the tires on the car have to pass.
It's in the new owners best interest to do their due diligence in determining what tires are on the car and if they're all matching. Nothing to do with the vendor..sorry Mike.
BUT!! not all is lost. It sounds like you got a great deal and above all of that. Bought a used car from a reputable member here. SOO...be lucky that it's ONLY tires you're looking for. Or rim and tires...but you get my point right?
Posted By: Bryan Lawrence
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 05, 2013 04:51 pm UTC
Athough I agree with you Mike. I also think it's the job of the seller to inform the new owner of the status of the car and what it might need.
When I bought my car it had three different tires on and drove like sh!t, I was not aware that was an issue so when I got my safety done I only replaced one tire.
All four tires had three different levels of wear on them.
If it wasn't for the fact that I had a chat with someone who understood an awd system that I learned that I needed to replace all four.
If I had known this from the beginning then I would have replaced all four when doing the safety.
It frustrates me that these things can be hidden, and as you can probably tell I will be sh!t talking the previous owner of my car for a long time.
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 05, 2013 04:57 pm UTC
When you're running a business, and you have guidelines that are implemented by the government's safety standards..it's not about cutting corners and making a quick buck. It's about meeting or exceeding those standards and making an honest buck.
Deep isn't liable. End of story. Sorry to sound so douchey but I gotta fend for him even though he's a leafs fan and I know the business well.
Posted By: Deep Mann
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 05, 2013 05:04 pm UTC
You definitely need 4 matching tires for any AWD car. Deep is not liable for what tires come with what car..as long as he's selling it "safetied"..the tires on the car have to pass.
It's in the new owners best interest to do their due diligence in determining what tires are on the car and if they're all matching. Nothing to do with the vendor..sorry Mike.
BUT!! not all is lost. It sounds like you got a great deal and above all of that. Bought a used car from a reputable member here. SOO...be lucky that it's ONLY tires you're looking for. Or rim and tires...but you get my point right?
Thank you, The tires were above safety "standards". Ive never heard of this before(replacing all 4 on awd car) and Mike hasn't either. I always take the extra mile when selling to someone I know, Example in your case I did a Syn. Oil Change, New brake pads which met safety "standards", but I wanted you to be maintenance free in the near future. If either of us knew about the tires Earlier, I would have adjusted the price accordingly and we would have taken care of it. I won't be posting in here anymore, but just do the car a favor and buy rims
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 05, 2013 06:29 pm UTC
Wait wait guys, I'm not mad about this. I've already got the two tires paid for, and installation set up for a week from today.
Deep, don't take it the wrong way. I'm still super happy about the purchase! I'll be in touch with you regarding the alignment after the 13th as well.
I DO want new rims on the car, but obviously this added cost did set me back a few hundred bucks. Maybe next year... lol.
These are two words you never use to describe an EVO!
Posted By: Bryan Lawrence
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 05, 2013 07:19 pm UTC
Thank you, The tires were above safety "standards". Ive never heard of this before(replacing all 4 on awd car) and Mike hasn't either. I always take the extra mile when selling to someone I know, Example in your case I did a Syn. Oil Change, New brake pads which met safety "standards", but I wanted you to be maintenance free in the near future. If either of us knew about the tires Earlier, I would have adjusted the price accordingly and we would have taken care of it. I won't be posting in here anymore, but just do the car a favor and buy rims
Deep, that is just the response I expected from you and is the reason why I continue to recommend you.
Posted By: Deep Mann
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 06, 2013 02:12 pm UTC
Thank you, The tires were above safety "standards". Ive never heard of this before(replacing all 4 on awd car) and Mike hasn't either. I always take the extra mile when selling to someone I know, Example in your case I did a Syn. Oil Change, New brake pads which met safety "standards", but I wanted you to be maintenance free in the near future. If either of us knew about the tires Earlier, I would have adjusted the price accordingly and we would have taken care of it. I won't be posting in here anymore, but just do the car a favor and buy rims
Deep, that is just the response I expected from you and is the reason why I continue to recommend you.
Thanks, I try my best
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 06, 2013 02:29 pm UTC
I won't be posting in here anymore
Thanks, I try my best
Posted By: Deep Mann
Re: EVO Rim Options - April 06, 2013 03:07 pm UTC
Last one. Didnt want to leave Bryan hanging you crazy Sens fan.
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 25, 2013 12:39 am UTC
What are your guys' thoughts on these? Rota Torques. They will work with OEM tire specs which is awesome.
Posted By: Terry S
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 25, 2013 02:00 am UTC
They look OK if they were the ONLY rims you could buy...but they just don't work on the EVO x IMO.
Posted By: Bryan Lawrence
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 25, 2013 02:56 am UTC
I'm with Terry on that one!
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 25, 2013 03:11 am UTC
Really eh? I thought they looked good and pretty aggressive
I fu*king hate picking rims. There's too many choices.
I won't be posting in here anymore
Thanks, I try my best
Posted By: Terry S
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 25, 2013 03:13 am UTC
I think these are dope.
OR
Posted By: Salomon Ponte
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 25, 2013 03:24 am UTC
FWIW, I think the Torques look WAY better on the Evo than either of the above two options
Posted By: Jeremy Gilbert
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 25, 2013 02:29 pm UTC
FWIW, I think the Torques look WAY better on the Evo than either of the above two options
Agreed. The Torques wouldn't be my first choice overall, but they're certainly the best of the three
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 25, 2013 04:10 pm UTC
Whatever is super light weight and as wide as the EVO can handle, I like!
If anyone is going to spend ANY money on wheels. They better out perform the stockers in dimension and in weight.
Also a fan of busy looking wheels!
Posted By: Bryan Lawrence
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 25, 2013 04:14 pm UTC
Yeah I am with Mike, minus the busy part, and obviously something YOU are happy with.
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 26, 2013 12:50 am UTC
The company I'm talking to currently (who I got my springs from) said they carry
Enkei, Advan, Wedsport, WORK, Volk, Rays, Gram Lights, HRE, ADV1, OZ
So I'll be researching to see what I like from those
Posted By: Mike Eng
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 26, 2013 01:10 am UTC
Better to buy in the states, drive down on some sh!t steelies and swap them there. Leave the steelies behind.
You'll save a ton of dough.
Or, buy lightly used.
Posted By: Brandon Clement
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 26, 2013 08:36 am UTC
Just so you know, Rotas are a knock off brand. I think Rota even sells a knock off TE37
Posted By: Brandon Clement
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 26, 2013 08:37 am UTC
i believe they are these, they aren't the exact same, but they are the Rota P45r
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 26, 2013 12:40 pm UTC
Really? Didn't know that!
Those ones above look like the Volk TE37's which I would love... but they are SO expensive.
Posted By: Brandon Clement
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 26, 2013 08:43 pm UTC
For being a company that rips off wheels, Rota still makes a quality rim. I believe Reza runs a Rota wheel for his drag tires.
If I was a brand whore I would tell you to get the Volks, but I'm not, so honestly the P45R are a good choice.
If you were driving around in a fully built Supra that you've spend 60 - 80 grand on, then yes, don't cheap out on your wheels. If you are going to be tracking or dragging your Evo in a very serious manner, then yes get the Volks. If you want to compensate for having a small penis, then of course, get the Volks. But if you just want a nice looking rim, get the Rota's and enjoy. They are like $800 for the set
Posted By: Adam Grenon
Re: EVO Rim Options - July 26, 2013 09:36 pm UTC
Enkei Raijins or XXR 530's
Posted By: Scott McIntyre
Re: EVO Rim Options - May 02, 2014 04:15 pm UTC
Old thread, I know. But here's what I just ordered for my black EVO...
ROTA Wheel Torque 18x9.5 (5x114.3+20mm)
Dunlop Direzza ZII (275/35R18)
Posted By: Jeremy Gilbert
Re: EVO Rim Options - May 02, 2014 08:42 pm UTC
Not sure if you've used those tires before or not. If not, you're in for a treat
Posted By: Scott McIntyre
Re: EVO Rim Options - May 05, 2014 12:29 pm UTC
No, I've never had them before but researched what was the stickiest street tire that would not send me hydroplaning into a median.
They will see some autox & track use in addition to my daily commute.
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - May 06, 2014 01:30 am UTC
Ohhh those rims are badass! How much?
I had my eye set on the Enkei RPF1's, if I ever have the money lol.
But whatever I get, would have to work with the stock tire size as I just replaced them last year.
Posted By: Reza Mirza
Re: EVO Rim Options - May 06, 2014 01:09 pm UTC
Nice rims Scott! Any rubbing issues with that tire size?
Posted By: Scott McIntyre
Re: EVO Rim Options - May 06, 2014 01:33 pm UTC
Ohhh those rims are badass! How much?
http://www.racinglab.com/rota-torque-0023.htmlAny rubbing issues with that tire size?
The rear fenders need to be rolled for anything above 265 width, according to my research.
Posted By: Reza Mirza
Re: EVO Rim Options - May 06, 2014 03:05 pm UTC
I'm on stock height with stock tires, so no rubbing issues here. I don't think I will ever get wider tires as the 245/40/18's seem plenty enough for my taste, but I see that a lot of guys do go 265-275.
I have gotten a lot of compliments so far with my RPF1's, even had one guy follow me into a gas station so he could check my car out.
18x9.5 +15 wrapped in OEM Yoko Advan 245/40/18's
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - May 06, 2014 03:55 pm UTC
~$900 for the set... not bad at all. I was expecting a lot more.
Yeah I've been watching videos on how to roll the fenders - seems pretty straight forward but I don't know if I'd want to experiment on my car lol.
The Torque's defiantly look more aggressive though, which is the look I want to aim for.
MEAN!
Posted By: Scott McIntyre
Re: EVO Rim Options - May 06, 2014 06:34 pm UTC
I do like the looks of them, especially the bronze on black.
They're actually a knock-off of the WORK Emotion CR-KAI, but the ROTA's are half the price (probably half the quality too.
).
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - May 07, 2014 12:08 am UTC
Yeah, some of the Evo guys on the Facebook group aren't a fan of Rota's.. but I really don't see an issue on a daily driver.
I can't justify spending 2000+ on Volk Rays, or anything similar.
Petro, I had a set of RPF1's (exactly the same size as Reza's), I wish I would have known because I would have offered them up here.
I bought them for my car because I wanted to go with a more aggressive look, but ended up changing my mind all together.
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - May 10, 2014 03:53 pm UTC
Yeah I saw them in the for sale section
They wouldn't fit my car though. 17s are too small, and I'd want to go with 18x9.5
Noo... I had a set of matte black RPF1's in 18X9.5 +15
Posted By: Mike Petro
Re: EVO Rim Options - May 10, 2014 10:04 pm UTC
Well, damn.