Buying staggered

[woode]

Where are you guys finding staggered rims?

Everywhere I look appears to only sell in sets of (4) that are square.. unless I am missing something? (probably the case)

I can't seem to find anywhere that will sell just two rims or a set of four that are already staggered.

FWIW, I am looking into Rota Grid 18x8.5/44 & 18x9.5/38

[FunCon5]

Wheeldude.com

[woode]

Originally Posted by FunCon5

Wheeldude.com

Thanks!

Found what I was looking for

[eddieEndo]

evasive also has staggered sets, get real wheels!

[woode]

Originally Posted by eddieEndo

evasive also has staggered sets, get real wheels!

I like the look of Rota Grids - I want staggered with the rear having some sort of slight "dish" to it, and $1000 for rims is about my budget.. I'll look into evasive site though.

[eddieEndo]

Originally Posted by woode

I like the look of Rota Grids - I want staggered with the rear having some sort of slight "dish" to it, and $1000 for rims is about my budget.. I'll look into evasive though.

I mean no disrespect to anyone and am offering advice because I was in your exact position, save a little more and at least get gramlight 57drs it's a 6 spoke instead of the 5 spoke but I could not be any happier, evasive has a staggered set available in gun blue (grey) and semigloss black, they are superlight and rays engineering quality is awesome

[eddieEndo]

http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/mm...de=FR_S-WHEELS

Staggered for 1500$, for the quality you're getting the extra 500$ shouldn't even be an afterthought

I too wanted TE37's and couldn't afford them, yet still wanted to get a reputable (non-replica) wheel and the quality they provide, I am a huge fan of the simple TE37 style spoke style, sure it's 6 spokes and not 5 but I love mine

@Evasive Motorsports

[eddieEndo]

@nix has some sexy ones that are gold since I noticed that's what you were looking for

[woode]

Originally Posted by eddieEndo

http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/mm...de=FR_S-WHEELS

Staggered for 1500$, for the quality you're getting the extra 500$ shouldn't even be an afterthought

I too wanted TE37's and couldn't afford them, yet still wanted to get a reputable (non-replica) wheel and the quality they provide, I am a huge fan of the simple TE37 style spoke style, sure it's 6 spokes and not 5 but I love mine

@Evasive Motorsports

Damn, those gun blue look sexy.. I wonder how close they match Dark Gray Metallic BRZ..

If not, you may have sold me on the gold ones.

[eddieEndo]

Originally Posted by woode

Damn, those gun blue look sexy.. I wonder how close they match Dark Gray Metallic BRZ..

If not, you may have sold me on the gold ones.

Glad to be of assistance, I was in your exact shoes half a year ago, (not everyone can afford te37s ) , I "settled" for the 57drs and haven't had any regrets at all

[eddieEndo]

Also I ended up with

18 x 8.5 +38 wrapped in 225/40/18s in the front

18 x 9.5 +38 wrapped in 255/35/18s in the back

I'm on stock suspension and everything fits great with no rubbing

[Cjymiller]

If you find that you do any parallel parking, I'd suggest sticking with the Rota Grids. Curb rash doesn't care if you have $1k or $3k wheel sets. Grids are a perfectly fine wheel and a great value. You can see the bronze Grids that I got here:

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43844

[woode]

Originally Posted by eddieEndo

Also I ended up with

18 x 8.5 +38 wrapped in 225/40/18s in the front

18 x 9.5 +38 wrapped in 255/35/18s in the back

I'm on stock suspension and everything fits great with no rubbing

That is the same tire sizes I am looking at as well
Except I have plans on lowering it ~1.6" on sportline springs. Shouldn't be an issue though.

[eddieEndo]

Originally Posted by woode

That is the same tire sizes I am looking at as well
Except I have plans on lowering it ~1.6" on sportline springs. Shouldn't be an issue though.

No not at all, I plan on lowering it about the same amount