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Originally Posted by vincent201089 (Post 1118160)

Stock suspension? Looks nice

yeah running stock sus at that time, just got some coil

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Originally Posted by gatorbushmen (Post 1118199)

Why did you get rid of them? I'm looking into getting the 17x8....... What would you recommend as far as the size?

i got SSR wheels instead, and now just waiting for my other set to come keke

you mean tyres? i think 225 45 17?

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Originally Posted by pinoy_dorifto (Post 1072550)

I guess DK and Dai approves Rota! But Federal Tires?

I remember reading article where one of those japanese shows best motoring or hot option maybe but they were testing out tires and this was the darkhorse that surpirsed them all

I remember they saying they were great tires for cost but wear was bad or something it was a while back

any recommendations on what type of lug nuts to use i.e. seat shape/brand? i know the measurments are m12x1.25 i purchased a pair of the torques and now looking for lugs before i put them on.

forgot to add, what lugs did you guys use?

thanks!

I'd like to see Gravels in 18" or Tarmac 2's in 17"...

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Originally Posted by Iddoit2er (Post 1096709)

@WheelDude.com are the Grids and RT5s essentially the same cosmetically other than the # of spokes? I ask cause im thinking about running 6 spokes in the rear and 5 up front...and i really like the 38 offset option for the Grids.

I would not suggest that, they are different styles with different spoke profiles.

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Originally Posted by wrussi (Post 1098609)

here are my rotas bought from wheeldude. 17x9 rota RT5 hyperblack with Z caps

http://i491.photobucket.com/albums/r...o/DPP_0018.jpg

http://i491.photobucket.com/albums/r...DPP_0016-1.jpg

looks great :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by pcuerpo (Post 1109964)

do you have camber with your set-ups with the Torque? i'm interested on running this set-up as well with the same tire specs

Nope, just within factory specs.

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Originally Posted by 636 (Post 1112223)

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3717/9...27e7597e_b.jpg

18x9.5 +38 Rota Grids.

:w00t:

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Originally Posted by Norkoastal (Post 1112353)

@WheelDude.com Are 8 or 8.5's not to be had for most of these Rota's? I'm a fan of a couple of the designs in 18's, but not the width.. I'm going to be at near stock height due to local roads and general comfort on eastbay freeways. PM or quote reply.. Thx!

RT5's, DPT's, and Grid's are all available in 18x8.5.

8's not so much.

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Originally Posted by psk (Post 1134049)

Conical seat lugnuts, anything on our website under the wheel accessories section will work.

Zoeb

Hello from the Philippines!

http://i.imgur.com/5qsFjSI.jpg

Rota IKR (Grids) 18 x 9.5 +38

Do the Rota Titans come in any lower offset besides +42 for 17x9's? I love the look(and lower weight) of the Titans, but i want to be able to run about -2 degrees of camber; not sure if the 17x9 +42 will clear the suspension... :-/

Looking for +35 if possible.

How hasn't this been posted yet...lol

http://www.autoindustriya.com/auto-i...-products.html

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The recent proliferation of counterfeit ROTA Wheels around Asia has prompted its manufacturer and trademark holder Philippine Aluminum Wheels, Inc. (PAWI) to issue a warning statement to protect customers.

The official statement from PAWI is in bold:

The counterfeit [ROTA] wheels have recently surfaced through some wheel dealers in Malaysia. They are manufactured in China. The most distinct feature of the 'copies' is that they are embossed with a ROTA marking on the face of the wheel, whereas the genuine ROTA [wheel] has none. They also come with a center cap bearing the 'ROTA Wheels' logo. They are packaged in plain brown boxes. Original ROTA wheels come with boxes that feature ROTA markings and 3D wheel drawings.

"ROTA Wheels undergo rigid testing using JWL/JWL-T standards to assure you that you are purchasing quality wheels. We cannot guarantee the safety of the copies so please be careful with your wheel purchases," said Michael Rojas, president of PAWI.

ROTA and its logo is a registered trademark of Philippine Aluminum Wheels, Inc.

Genuine ROTA Wheels are made proudly in the Philippines.

The company has provided a link to its Distributors Page for customers to refer to in case they have questions about the products.

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Got mine from wheeldude.com (Thank You!), good people.

Rota Torques 18x8.5/9.5 on 235/40 front and 255/35 rear tires

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Originally Posted by The RZ Precept (Post 1155588)

Got mine from wheeldude.com (Thank You!), good people.

Rota Torques 18x8.5/9.5 on 235/40 front and 255/35 rear tires

What are u dropped on?

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2

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Originally Posted by Scoobidude (Post 1155590)

What are u dropped on?

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2

Eibach Pro-Kit, 1 inch all around

It hasn't been posted yet because it's not relevant to this thread.

Besides there were like 3-4 huge posts about it in other areas on the forum. Get this crap out of here.

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Originally Posted by ghoti (Post 1155361)

How hasn't this been posted yet...lol
rota-wheels-warns-against-counterfeit-products.html