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Originally Posted by jkim23 how did they fit? Great. They clear front and rear breaks no problem. The fronts tuck-in just a hair, but are practically flush. The rears stand

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Old 05-06-2013, 08:51 PM   #16 (permalink)
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how did they fit?
Great. They clear front and rear breaks no problem. The fronts tuck-in just a hair, but are practically flush. The rears stand proud by the smallest amount. At least by my perspective.
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Old 05-07-2013, 12:16 AM   #18 (permalink)
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It'll be a week or so.....if I can dig up some photos from last summer. Sorry, but I am away on business, so I can't search my pictures. If I don't have any good pics, it'll be a couple weeks as my car is torn apart awaiting my Penske due-in this Thursday
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I have PF01s on my track car.



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I've been eyeing some MR7 Cosmis Racing Wheels Cosmis Racing - Aftermarket Racing Wheels I've never run them but they look nice.
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I've been eyeing some MR7 Cosmis Racing Wheels Cosmis Racing - Aftermarket Racing Wheels I've never run them but they look nice.
I wouldnt ever buy any cheap stuff like that for tracking....
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Yar, spend the 100 dollars extra and get some Enkeis or Forgestars. Don't go cheap on wheels, brakes, or tires. Those wheels look more like show wheels that "look" like racing wheels.

I'm no track veteran but I can tell you that when you are steering through a corner at 90 MPH, the last damn thing in the world anyone cares about is what their wheels look like.
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I ended up buying rpf1s
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im on PF01, 18x10.5 sqaure, 285/35/18 square
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Another set to think about is the Wedsport TC105N's.
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These are my track wheels, SSR Type-C 18"
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here are some pictures of my setup

PF01 18x10.5 square, et38(10mm spacer added for suspension clearance) front, et15 rear
Nitto nt05 285/35/18 square, -3 camber front, -2 rear.
No rubbing or clearance issues what so ever under track usage, car is on KW V3
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