I am buying a set of advan RGs (16x7) early next week. So far i have only seen pictures of them, but so long as they have no dents/buckles, i'll buy them (dirt cheap at $300 inc tyres) anyway (and i have searched all threads) do i need to get spiggot/spacer rings for the centre holes to fit to my ITR. I have a set of 17" Advan TCs on my car at the moment and i checked them and they dont have any rings, i was hoping they would have and i would have used them, but they dont and so i need to know if i need them for the RGs as i'm selling the TCs the same day (to a different guy in the same city) and need to know if i can put the RGs straight on and drive 180 miles back home with them again? And if i do need rings should i just get a set that fit the TCs and bring them with me or could they have different size centre bores?


Modified by mugenracer at 3:34 PM 10/30/2005

 

My wheels just go right on....16x7..so im guessing you shouldn't have a problem..

 

bad *** wheels...i want 'em

 

I love those wheels :heart:

 

 

Hey cb12xlrich you have a really nice drop on your caR.

Dont your 16" rims hit the rubber lining on the rear wheel weels? Iv been having this problem

And also what tire size do you have?

 

Sexy

 

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Dont your 16" rims hit the rubber lining on the rear wheel weels? Iv been having this problem

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They do not rub at all in the back...tire size is 205/45/16...
I had 17 inch Volk GTC's before and it was rubbing like crazy...215/40/17

 

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Actually those are 16x7.5 wheels! I'm not sure of the offset but he's not using spacers. There was some slight rubbing in the rear when the dampers were set a little to soft, but no issues after a minor adjustment.

 

Look for cracks

 

yeah i'll do that...the seller sent me pictures of the front and rear of each wheel and they all look nice and straight with no bends/dents but i'll give them a good looking over before i decide to buy them.

 

So would anyone here buy these for $300 inc Bridgestone Grid II tyres with a reasonable amount of thread remaining. (i'm not selling them just looking for opinions ) I also have pictures of the inside of each wheel and they look perfect from the back. I know there are a few scuff marks that will need touching up, but i think they look pretty good for the price of them?