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View Poll Results: Which 17x9 would you buy (or have)?
Enkei RPF1 92 35.66%
Mach V Awesome 23 8.91%
Rota DPT 3 1.16%
Gram Light 57DR 44 17.05%
Work Emotion Kiwami 17 6.59%
Wedssport TC105N 68 26.36%
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Old 03-26-2013, 06:52 PM   #15
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This is tough all based on personal preference and what the context of "Best" refers to. I personally like Avant Garde. I ordered a set in 18s but if i were to get 17s. I voted "Other" and would get their M220 set in 17s.
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Old 03-26-2013, 07:12 PM   #16
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I love the concave look, is that a +35 or +38? Or are those the same look with different hub width.
The +35 and +38 have the same face, just more pad material on the back for the +35
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Old 03-26-2013, 08:03 PM   #17
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The thing I really get from those pictures is how much better the >40mm offset wheels look than the wheels with offsets <40mm.

All are nice wheels, but one group looks like they were chosen for the car ... (to me) the other looks like someone made do with the wrong size.

Off the car, the Weds are my favourite out of that bunch ... but the +35 offset is a fail.
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Old 03-26-2013, 09:11 PM   #18
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Regarding offset fail, I think camber has some input on how well it looks as well.

Also, do you think the fail is on the fronts or both front and rear?

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The thing I really get from those pictures is how much better the >40mm offset wheels look than the wheels with offsets <40mm.

All are nice wheels, but one group looks like they were chosen for the car ... (to me) the other looks like someone made do with the wrong size.

Off the car, the Weds are my favourite out of that bunch ... but the +35 offset is a fail.
How is it a fail? They fill the fenders perfectly and dont rub even under extreme use (I've hit 1.5 G+ with mine and no issue)
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Exactly. The +35 fits perfect and leaves lotso room for brake upgrades. I think that's win/win (form/function).
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I still like the Rota Grid
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Old 03-27-2013, 10:09 AM   #22
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The thing I really get from those pictures is how much better the >40mm offset wheels look than the wheels with offsets <40mm.

All are nice wheels, but one group looks like they were chosen for the car ... (to me) the other looks like someone made do with the wrong size.

Off the car, the Weds are my favourite out of that bunch ... but the +35 offset is a fail.
you're out of your mind
+35 is pretty much perfect
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Works. Hands Down. ..though I'd suggest 18x9.5
I really like the Works, the +38 offset is prime with the concave look. They are a little heavy though around 20lbs..
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Titans are around 18 pounds i believe

57DR's are not light, my 18's weren't anyways.


The Titans look great the the BRZ, and pretty cheap at just over $200 a piece
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advan tc2 its 17x8.5 but close enough


I'm planning on running a 245/40 tire so a 17x8.5 is still good, might actually be more square on the wheel depending on the tire brand.
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This is tough all based on personal preference and what the context of "Best" refers to. I personally like Avant Garde. I ordered a set in 18s but if i were to get 17s. I voted "Other" and would get their M220 set in 17s.


They look great in 18's on this FR-S, do you know the specs in 17x9?
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I'm planning on running a 245/40 tire so a 17x8.5 is still good, might actually be more square on the wheel depending on the tire brand.


i run these too
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The thing I really get from those pictures is how much better the >40mm offset wheels look than the wheels with offsets <40mm.

All are nice wheels, but one group looks like they were chosen for the car ... (to me) the other looks like someone made do with the wrong size.

Off the car, the Weds are my favourite out of that bunch ... but the +35 offset is a fail.
I think it depends on the suspension setup your running. Plus the tire size and width... A +42 wheel will poke out a little on stock suspension, but a +35 can be nicely tucked in the fender with some negative camber, springs, coilovers, etc.

I'm planning on running Koni struts with good springs so a +35 is the lowest I would go based on my suspension plans.
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