18" centreline RPM??
06-01-2002, 10:06 PM
#1
18" centreline RPM??
Anyone have them?
The are among the lightest I've seen...but are they good as in strength....price..etc?
I could use some feed back on wheels...
Volks and SSR compet. are good choices but tad too expensive
So any suggestion or what other choices my lil old me..? (no Kiong wheels plz.)
Last question...and don't laugh...er...my stock 2k2 17" wheels..how much do they weight and er...how wide are they? 7"??
Thanks! cheers!
The are among the lightest I've seen...but are they good as in strength....price..etc?
I could use some feed back on wheels...
Volks and SSR compet. are good choices but tad too expensive
So any suggestion or what other choices my lil old me..? (no Kiong wheels plz.)
Last question...and don't laugh...er...my stock 2k2 17" wheels..how much do they weight and er...how wide are they? 7"??
Thanks! cheers!
06-02-2002, 12:05 AM
#3
Re: 18" centreline RPM??
Originally posted by leungjc78
Last question...and don't laugh...er...my stock 2k2 17" wheels..how much do they weight and er...how wide are they? 7"??
Thanks! cheers!
Last question...and don't laugh...er...my stock 2k2 17" wheels..how much do they weight and er...how wide are they? 7"??
Thanks! cheers!
Dixit
06-02-2002, 10:20 PM
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I want to get some 18" Centerline RPMs but I wanna see them on another max before dropping so much $$. I've been hoping that Kloogy would buy them and then post pics but no such luck yet. 
(or buy them and realize he didn't want them and sell them to me for next to nothing)
(or buy them and realize he didn't want them and sell them to me for next to nothing)
06-02-2002, 10:23 PM
#6
Originally posted by kloogy
I love these centerlines, but many ORG members have bashed them. I like them in 19's, because they are light and look awesome. What kind of price have you gotten ??
I love these centerlines, but many ORG members have bashed them. I like them in 19's, because they are light and look awesome. What kind of price have you gotten ??
06-03-2002, 10:28 AM
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there is one guy in the 4th gens that has them. He got 18s or 19s in white. They are phat, can't remember who it was though. He paid under 2k for them with rubber if I remember right. They are mad light and get great reveiws from the performace shops I know.
They are known for their race wheels, they make them custom for dragsters and stuff, so I am sure they can hold up ok for us. I am planning on picking up a pair when I get some other stuff taken care of. 19" silver RPMs baby.
They are known for their race wheels, they make them custom for dragsters and stuff, so I am sure they can hold up ok for us. I am planning on picking up a pair when I get some other stuff taken care of. 19" silver RPMs baby.
06-03-2002, 04:47 PM
#12
I have a great offer to chrome my stock 2K2's, I still have no idea what these wheels go for. I had Centerlines on my Mustang, and they were great. Im not sure if the same quality translates to these wheels.
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06-03-2002, 10:54 PM
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Originally posted by kloogy
Anyone ?? Prices for these wheels in 19"s ??
Anyone ?? Prices for these wheels in 19"s ??
Youll be wondering why you paid good money for tires and wheels and still want wheel spacers.
Min spec on a 235/35/19 is 8 inch...that the min.
Sure it can be done but to me its the same as cutting 2 rings outta H&R springs. Do it right the first time.
06-04-2002, 01:34 AM
#17
Originally posted by freeze2k2
Kloogy forget the past with the centerlines and your stang. To me its just plain foolish to use a 19inch rim with a 7.5 width and a forty offset on the max.
Youll be wondering why you paid good money for tires and wheels and still want wheel spacers.
Min spec on a 235/35/19 is 8 inch...that the min.
Sure it can be done but to me its the same as cutting 2 rings outta H&R springs. Do it right the first time.
Kloogy forget the past with the centerlines and your stang. To me its just plain foolish to use a 19inch rim with a 7.5 width and a forty offset on the max.
Youll be wondering why you paid good money for tires and wheels and still want wheel spacers.
Min spec on a 235/35/19 is 8 inch...that the min.
Sure it can be done but to me its the same as cutting 2 rings outta H&R springs. Do it right the first time.
I really don't know what the offset is of my rims but MY4DSC does. How does that affect your car I thought it was just how deep(close) the wheel is to your rotor, or center of the lugs? Does it adversely affect your car as far as performance? Maybe My 4DSC will pop in and give my offset!
06-05-2002, 11:20 AM
#19
prices
ok...I went to the only Centerline dealer in my province, (Alberta)
and they ceck their computers.
The RPM 18 inch cost about $800 canadian EACH. His jaws drop before mine did...
That's about USD530 a pop my American friends...
Is this right?? PLEASE tell me it's way cheaper than this!
and they ceck their computers.
The RPM 18 inch cost about $800 canadian EACH. His jaws drop before mine did...
That's about USD530 a pop my American friends...
Is this right?? PLEASE tell me it's way cheaper than this!
06-05-2002, 01:02 PM
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Originally posted by Lumbee799
I emailed Centerline about the cost.
18x7.5 14lbs a piece $300
19x7.5 15lbs a piece $350
This is MSRP. You might be able to find them cheaper through a dealer.
I emailed Centerline about the cost.
18x7.5 14lbs a piece $300
19x7.5 15lbs a piece $350
This is MSRP. You might be able to find them cheaper through a dealer.
I talked to my guys here who deal in Centerline. They can get you a great deal. I think they do mail order, not too sure. Here is their site:
Quality Tire, Woodbridge, VA
The site shows an online order link, so good luck.
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