Meh. I'll just go with 75w80. It's what everyone goes with, so I'm sure it'll be fine for me.
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Meh. I'll just go with 75w80. It's what everyone goes with, so I'm sure it'll be fine for me.
Sounds good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avetiso
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What companies are well known for offering free shipping on wheels?
Question about rim fitament. I'm currently running 18.5 squared with 235/40/18's on front, 245/40/18's on the rear. The rears have 10mm spacers, fenders not rolled and NO rubbing. Can I run 18x9.0's with NO spacers in the rear and not rub or will I need to roll the fenders?
To get the same appearance from the 18.5 rims as the 18x9.0's would that be the equivalent of running a 50mm spacer with my 18.5 rim?
Front wheel bearings will need to be replaced soon. DIY or drop the car off at the indy ?
I don't think anybody reputable does unless it's a promotion of some sort. Shipping wheels isn't cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorCal-Dimitri
Offset is off by 8mm, but I run 255/35/18 18x9s with ET 42 and I have absolutely no rubbing. That 8mm means you are a bit more sunken in (I think) so you should be fine. Might have to space a few mm if you rub inner.Quote:
Originally Posted by WOLFN8TR
Depends on the quote, but DIY is probably the way I'd go.Quote:
Originally Posted by alexandre
Damnit. I'm trying to get wheels out of state to avoid sales tax, but I also want to avoid the shipping cost. :scratchingheadQuote:
Originally Posted by Avetiso
Buy APEX, pick up from their shop.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorCal-Dimitri
Where's it located?Quote:
Originally Posted by Avetiso
I DIYd (very straightforward affair), but like Dario said, depends on indy quote and your available time.Quote:
Originally Posted by alexandre