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Fairly old thread i have a 2 sets of ESR. I have esr sr01 and esr sr05. Bang for your buck. But i must say these are heavy wheels compaired
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i have a 2 sets of ESR. I have esr sr01 and esr sr05. Bang for your buck. But i must say these are heavy wheels compaired to the light weight. Build quality is fantastic id say. If this is a street car then go for it! I have 19x9.5 front and 19x10 5 in rear. If you can afford pricey light weight wheels, then go for it. But i dont see the benefit of paying full retail on name brand wheels when my car is 99% street car. I will say this. IF you are running akebono youll need spacers for the front 20mm. Didnt know that doing my swap lol. Just my 2 cents.  Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using Tapatalk     
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