Wheel Directory: Prodrive GC-05F 18x8.0 +46
 

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Prodrive GC-05F 18x8 +46 5x100 17.6lbs 225-40-18 Pirelli's. Stock ride height.

Mfrs site: http://www.prodrive-japan.com/en/products/gc_05f/

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Looks great. I love Prodrive Japan wheels!

love the wheels and aero!!!!

Thanks guys. Me to. I tried buying back the 17x8's (I really wanted the 17's) that I had on my STi but the new owner wasn't having it. So I tracked these down and jumped on em.

Looks good, I really think more people should go 235/40 especially if they aren't lowering. It fills up the wheelwell much better and I tested my speedo with them and it was right on. Every tire is different of course but there is a good selection in that size compared to the 245/35.

looks good! I like it

Yerp, that's why I got em. There just wasn't much to choose from for 245/35 or 235/35.

I picked these up on the super t-rack cheap sale action. Never had/wanted pirelli's but these are pretty money and waay cheaper than a comparable tire.

Wheels look really good. Sometimes keeping it understated is the best way forward.

With the STi aero - do you plan on painting the sides or leaving black? Thanks

Good taste, I had these years ago on my S2000 in British Black.
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yes that size has much better selection. It is off on speed according to GPS vs digital readout but it doesn't really matter to me

Keepin it all black. Everyone wants me to paint em but I'm not feeling it. Base Corollas and every other car on the road come with painted skirts.

I feel like the "black" look is less mainstream and really makes the car pop.

Thanks. I'm a huge fan of Volk/Rays, Prodrive, etc. I'm also a fan of "rare" things that everyone else isn't rocking. It's pretty hard now a days to have a set of wheels that a thousand others don't have.

Yep, and these are the best of both worlds. They are forged and manufactured by Rays Engineering to the JW+ standard. My set had the Rays JW+ inspection sticker in the barrel. :thumbsup:

Very nice! Those are the wheels that I've always wanted but I always wanted the British Gold color.

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Less cloudy pic.
Mfr Link - http://www.prodrive-japan.com/en/products/gc_05f/
Weight - 17.6 lbs.

Where did you purchase those? I really like the style-- similar to the SSR Type-C.

Ebay. They were located in Hong Kong. The vendor was an amazing guy. These are no longer being produced by Prodrive. So the only "available" sets will be used. We are all awaiting information for the new GC-05N's - http://www.prodrive-japan.com/products/gc_05n/

Right now there's some activity on Ebay for 17's - http://www.ebay.com/itm/17-Prodrive-...sories&vxp=mtr


There is also a JDM Ebay style website I can't seem to find right now that has a rack of them available in 17's and 18's.

did the wrx 4 pots just bolt up? no adapters?

?? Type-C's are 6-spoke no?

Yeah, but the look is similar.

I love these wheels.

You and me both. They are just beautiful to me. I had them on my STi in 17x8 and have loved them ever since.

Yep. Plug-n-play.