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Old 11-10-2011, 04:30 PM
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Oh and TLDude...dude do your headlights! Your car is way too nice to have those overlays.
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Oh and TLDude...dude do your headlights! Your car is way too nice to have those overlays.
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My wheels shipped yesterday!!!! Yay!!!
Sweeeeeeeeet!
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I like these wheels!

TLDude, DeathMetal and 4-A-TL-B all your guys cars look amazing
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You late man
Oh snap! haha very nice
Old 11-11-2011, 12:38 PM
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what wheel/tire specs would look best with the H&R sport springs? the +35 or the +20?
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+20, more concave
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+20, more concave

thats what i was thinking, would i need to roll the fenders with 225 tires?
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depends on how low you sit and your camber and the sidewall on the tire...
225 gives you some pretty good room to play with.
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Originally Posted by rockstar143
depends on how low you sit and your camber and the sidewall on the tire...
225 gives you some pretty good room to play with.
its just H&R springs on stock shocks everything eles is stock. Just got the TL not too long ago so modding has not gone very far yet
Old 11-15-2011, 10:38 PM
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Aw, shit! Look what showed up on my doorstep today!

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Aw, shit! Look what showed up on my doorstep today!

It finally came in if only you had these at the meet
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These wheels are clean and aggressive looking. I'm a big fan esp of the chromium black for my ASM TL. I was wondering if 18x8.75 et 35 would be OK to run 255/35/18 with a-spec suspension and no rubbing. If not, I can play it safe with the stock tire size of 235/40/18.

Thanks to everyone that posted pics of their TL w these sexy wheels.

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Old 11-25-2011, 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by 3gstealth
These wheels are clean and aggressive looking. I'm a big fan esp of the chromium black for my ASM TL. I was wondering if 18x8.75 et 35 would be OK to run 255/35/18 with a-spec suspension and no rubbing. If not, I can play it safe with the stock tire size of 235/40/18.

Thanks to everyone that posted pics of their TL w these sexy wheels.
I just got a set of XXR 527's 18x8.75 +35 offset. Current tire size is 235/40/18, but I plan on getting 245's or 255's in the future. My suspension setup is H&R sport springs with adjustable Tokicos, no rubbing.

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Anything higher than a 235 series will look too beefy
Old 11-25-2011, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by TLDude876
Anything higher than a 235 series will look too beefy
I agree, if not done correctly, anything wider than 235 will look too beefy. However, with a 245/35/18's or 255/35/18's I can get the tire width I want without a tall sidewall (beefy look).
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A 35 series will ride like crap though
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Originally Posted by TLDude876
A 35 series will ride like crap though
TLDude I've never had 35 series tires, but you bring up a good point. I'll have to post that question on the wheels&tires forum.
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Originally Posted by TLDude876
A 35 series will ride like crap though
Not necessarily. The sidewall on 255/35/18 will be about the same size as the sidewall on a 235/40/18 since the sidewall measurement is a percentage of the tire width. I want to do 255/35/18 on the 18x8.75 et 35 assuming they wont rub. I would rather have a little extra tire width which would provide better traction and protect the rim better.
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Originally Posted by dwb993
Thanks, guys.
mrlal, my personal experience with the Falkens is that they are crap.
I had a set years ago on my Grand Prix and hated them---compound too hard, harsh ride, no traction. Fast forward to January 2011. The tire guy brings out a set of ZE912s. I tell him my experience and he says, "They've come a long way since then." OK, I tried them. Less than 20K later (on a supposedly 40K tire) they were cupped and howling. Took them back, got a discount on a set of Eagle GTs and have yet to regret it. Dude says, "Well, I know you can't run the second rate tires on this car or it eats them up." Yeah, right. Asshole.
Moral of the story---find a brand of tires you like and just order them online. Find a reputable shop you trust to mount them and be done with it. Goodyear Eagle GT for me.
I ran Eagle GT's on my 05 STi. Loved every time i got to put them to good use, +1
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anyone run a 18x8.75 +35 front and 18x8.75 +20 in the back?
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guys i got a set of 18x8.75 +35 do u think the center caps can fit
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can you guys tell me how much (XXR527) wheels cost i fell in love with them after looking at those beautiful cars in the picture. i have a silver 07 type s i wanna know the price i went online but it doesnt show so can u guys tell me?
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and guys wat will b the best size for my type s i want 18s but the width what shud i go for without touching the bottom of finder?
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and guys wat will b the best size for my type s i want 18s but the width what shud i go for without touching the bottom of finder?
if u want i have a set 18x8.75 +35 new i installed yesterday but i don't really like i can sell u for 850 with falken tires in very good condition and I'm in ny too
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I like these wheels but I don't know... I want the 18x9.75 and I want to use 235 wide tires so I won't sacrifice traction. My car isn't lowered either, but maybe in the future. Also, how much do these wheels weigh? Less or more than oem? Oem tl-s wheels are 27 lbs I think.
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Also, do the oem tpms sensors fit on these xxr wheels?
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Originally Posted by paperboy42190
I like these wheels but I don't know... I want the 18x9.75 and I want to use 235 wide tires so I won't sacrifice traction. My car isn't lowered either, but maybe in the future. Also, how much do these wheels weigh? Less or more than oem? Oem tl-s wheels are 27 lbs I think.
Weighs less than OEM.
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Originally Posted by paperboy42190
Also, do the oem tpms sensors fit on these xxr wheels?
You need straps and brackets to use TPMS.
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you have any pics for it u can txt me message me ur number so u can show it to me there
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Its just some wire and brackets. Walk into any Advance Auto or similar and ask for a TPMS install kit. They may also be called a wheel band kit.
Here is an example: http://www.revolutionsupply.com/strapkit.aspx
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TLDude what lugs are those?
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Originally Posted by paperboy42190
I like these wheels but I don't know... I want the 18x9.75 and I want to use 235 wide tires so I won't sacrifice traction. My car isn't lowered either, but maybe in the future. Also, how much do these wheels weigh? Less or more than oem? Oem tl-s wheels are 27 lbs I think.
I believe they weigh 21.8, so yes less than stock.
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Sooo I was thinking about ordering some bronze 8.75 +20, but can't decide what color lugs to go with. What you guys think? My car is black.
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Originally Posted by dwb993
You need straps and brackets to use TPMS.
I misspoke. The local tire shop installed my OEM TPMS on my XXR527s without using the band kit.

Pics coming soon.

Also, these wheels are a LOT lighter than my stock 17s.
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Havnt seen the gold XXRs often any1 have them with a wdp?

Pics look awesome btw
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^ that's what I wanna see.

Gold 527s on a TL.
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I'm on the fence about powdercoating my set
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^what color?

I'm going to test fit some gold ones on my car Friday. I'll post pics whether I buy them or not.
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^what color?

I'm going to test fit some gold ones on my car Friday. I'll post pics whether I buy them or not.
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