Pics of aftermarket wheels Thread
#122
Originally Posted by SinCity
My 20" MRRs are still in the box.
Decent 20" tires, $200 each = $800
So the whole package is about $2400, right? That's some pricey bling.
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Originally Posted by Patronus
OK, about $350 per wheel x 4 plus installation (and TPMS) = $1600
Decent 20" tires, $200 each = $800
So the whole package is about $2400, right? That's some pricey bling.
Decent 20" tires, $200 each = $800
So the whole package is about $2400, right? That's some pricey bling.
And the HR-2s don't look anything like the TSW's, in my opinion.
#124
Originally Posted by Patronus
OK, about $350 per wheel x 4 plus installation (and TPMS) = $1600
Decent 20" tires, $200 each = $800
So the whole package is about $2400, right? That's some pricey bling.
Decent 20" tires, $200 each = $800
So the whole package is about $2400, right? That's some pricey bling.
Ditto on DNPhotography...it was also my inspiration.
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Originally Posted by FijiDeez
ScottRDX, that looks fantastic. I also have an ASM RDX and am thinking about the legends in Graphite. If I have any more questions do you mind if I PM you? Thanks man!
-Scott
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Originally Posted by SinCity
Nope. Not when you get in on a GB. I paid a LOT less than $350 per wheel shipped. I paid even less than the GB price due to a last minute deal.
Ditto on DNPhotography...it was also my inspiration.
Ditto on DNPhotography...it was also my inspiration.
These MMR's are a HAWT looking set of rims and thank to DNPhotography I know they would look super seksy on my white RDX.
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Anybody put 20" x 8.5" wheel with 20mm offset?
I want to know if an offset of 20mm will fit on my RDX, the OEM wheel are 7.5" with an offset of 45mm with the expected wheel 20" by 8.5" i calculate 45mm - 20mm the wheel will outboard by 25 mm almost an inch and i have to add an half inch more because of the wheel wide, at the end the wheel should go outboard by 1.5". Somebody have ideas?
Thanks
I want to know if an offset of 20mm will fit on my RDX, the OEM wheel are 7.5" with an offset of 45mm with the expected wheel 20" by 8.5" i calculate 45mm - 20mm the wheel will outboard by 25 mm almost an inch and i have to add an half inch more because of the wheel wide, at the end the wheel should go outboard by 1.5". Somebody have ideas?
Thanks
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lightweight wheels
Well, ok. Finally I swapped my wheels!
The primary order was Kosei K1 SS 18" w/Yokohama 802 Advan S/T but due to the delays I had to accept just what the dealer has in stock. So here it goes... MKW MK-36 Forged 18" + GoodYear Eagle RS-A. Not the best of the best but looks decent and features pretty light weight (approx 20 lbs) that make the RDX ride not so harsh.
BTW, there is a very useful site for tuners that features hundreds of the different rims models - http://www.wheelweights.net
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The primary order was Kosei K1 SS 18" w/Yokohama 802 Advan S/T but due to the delays I had to accept just what the dealer has in stock. So here it goes... MKW MK-36 Forged 18" + GoodYear Eagle RS-A. Not the best of the best but looks decent and features pretty light weight (approx 20 lbs) that make the RDX ride not so harsh.
BTW, there is a very useful site for tuners that features hundreds of the different rims models - http://www.wheelweights.net
Clickable thumbs:
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Originally Posted by omgacuralol
Must be a pain to clean though.
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Originally Posted by Azzie
Yeah, okay. I knew that you'd just love these wheels
As long as you like them and are enjoying them on your RDX that's all that matters.
Cheers,
Alex
#144
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Originally Posted by batman
what size are those?
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There'll be no pics and I'm just to say that Yokohama 802 Advan S.T. tyres have successfully arrived and GoodYears are retired
In fact it feels like I purchased new car. It's softer, it's tighter, feels absolutely different and I like it.
In fact it feels like I purchased new car. It's softer, it's tighter, feels absolutely different and I like it.
#147
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Originally Posted by Alexandros
Is there any possibility of getting in on this group buy still?
Talk to Robert 480-966-9044, make sure to get the hubrings: 66.5mm to 64.15mm.
I put a set of 19's on our '06 MDX and received the RDX GB price...
#148
Z06-Track / MDX-Groceries
Originally Posted by SinCity
Element Wheels is having a group buy on the MRR Design wheels. Polished/Silver finishes HR-1, HR-2, and HR-3 prices as follows:
19" $877 shipped with hub centric rings.
20" $1048 shipped with hub centric rings.
This has to be the lowest prices on MRR Design wheels.
19" $877 shipped with hub centric rings.
20" $1048 shipped with hub centric rings.
This has to be the lowest prices on MRR Design wheels.
Also has anyone weighed one of these in a 19x8.5 to see what they weigh? Also what are we looking at weight wise on the stockers? I'm just concerned about performance loss due to heavy generic brand rims. But if these don't weigh that much more...I'm definitely going to look at getting a set!
#150
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Originally Posted by Azzie
Take a look at my post. I paid a lot of attention to the weight of my rims.
Thanks bro, I'll dig through that website and your link later today when I get some free time.
Just off the top of your head do you know if anyone has the weight listed for the MRR wheels? So far the RDX doesn't get the greatest MPG, so I don't want to make it any worse and also sacrifice cornering, braking etc etc.
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Very nice wspy! Seeing your's lowered gives me hope. I'm waiting for my Eibach springs to be delivered AND taking inspiration from an earlier post here, I caved and ordered a set of 20x8.5 Vortex's dressed with 255/40/20 Toyo Px4's yesterday. I can barely stands it!!