FS: 19" Staggered Wheels
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19" Staggered Wheels
Category: Wheels & Tires
Price: $1300
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part Fits (you may select multiples): TL 3G, Other Honda/Acura
Location (State/Prov/Terr): CT
Item Condition: Used
Reason for Selling: Have Slight Vibration around 70 MPH due to 5MM Spacers being used in the front. I needed to use spacer to clear Brembo calipers. I had the wheels and tires balanced today. No problem with wheels and tires. I tried them on another TL and no vibration.
Company and Model: CE 076
Rim and Tire Size:
Front: 19X8.5 Offset 40
235/30ZR19
Rear: 19X9.5 Offset 45
265/35ZR19
I know not everyone will like these wheels so PLEASE keep negative comments to yourself. I get compliments on these wheels all day long.
Please dont hesitate to ask questions
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Vibration is slight but I dont want to deal with it. I bought the car so I can have smooth ride. I have the 5MM spacer that goes with it. If you are interested, let me know.
If you have vibration, dont be mad at me. They will work great on non brembo cars. I even bought Hubcentric for them to fit our cars. I think they would be fine if I didnt have to use the spacer. I already put my stock Type S wheels on the car.
If you have vibration, dont be mad at me. They will work great on non brembo cars. I even bought Hubcentric for them to fit our cars. I think they would be fine if I didnt have to use the spacer. I already put my stock Type S wheels on the car.
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I'm with you man...I was frustrated to that point too. Have you thought about getting bigger spacers and replace studs with longer ones so it's more of a tight fit.
I was amazed at what a difference having a "tighter" hubcentric rings made. That .1 or .2 mm difference between the gorilla ones I had originally gotten that were loose and the ones the guy at the specialized wheel shop used were night and day. For good measure I ordered metal ones from discounttiredirect.com for $15 for all 4.
That must be so disappointing...new wheels and then take a loss to sell the wheels now. I hope you end up figuring it out.
I was amazed at what a difference having a "tighter" hubcentric rings made. That .1 or .2 mm difference between the gorilla ones I had originally gotten that were loose and the ones the guy at the specialized wheel shop used were night and day. For good measure I ordered metal ones from discounttiredirect.com for $15 for all 4.
That must be so disappointing...new wheels and then take a loss to sell the wheels now. I hope you end up figuring it out.
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I bought 5MM ichiba spacers and rubber hubcentric that fit really good into the rim. Rim does not sit well on hub with spacer. If I didnt have a spacer it would be game. I really like these rims on my car.
I rather take loss than have vibration. OH well, shit happens.
Hopefully they will make a nice home for someone else.
I rather take loss than have vibration. OH well, shit happens.
Hopefully they will make a nice home for someone else.
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