My new Rota Force 18x9 et35 wheels
21 June 2009, 04:15 PM
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My new Rota Force 18x9 et35 wheels
Hi,
I have been looking for a set of wheels for my Scooby, I decided to import a set of 18x9" Rota Force wheels in et35 fitment from the states.
Had them fitted to the car last week.
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I have been looking for a set of wheels for my Scooby, I decided to import a set of 18x9" Rota Force wheels in et35 fitment from the states.
Had them fitted to the car last week.
Pics:
Last edited by Harryr34; 21 June 2009 at 04:19 PM.
I want a set, NOW 
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21 June 2009, 10:01 PM
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Look sweat mate 
(love the deep dish you get with the low offset and 9's).
Another rota force 8.5 owner here wishing I'd been brave enough to go for 9's
. Do they catch on the rears? Have you modded the arches?
(love the deep dish you get with the low offset and 9's).Another rota force 8.5 owner here wishing I'd been brave enough to go for 9's
. Do they catch on the rears? Have you modded the arches?
just kidding,very mean heavy looking sti....love it
22 June 2009, 01:27 AM
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lol thanks for the comments!
I had to have all four arches rolled, this was carried out by Paul from arch rolling and arch flaring - Top quality service
The four wheel alignment was set up by DMS Dixon Motorsport, Race and Track Car Preparation, London UK, providing tuning services and 4 wheel alignment, Honda and Mitsubishi Specialists - car handles very well!
I am running Goodyear Eagle F1 Assymetric tyres in 235/40/18 fitment. No rubbing issues!
I had to have all four arches rolled, this was carried out by Paul from arch rolling and arch flaring - Top quality service
The four wheel alignment was set up by DMS Dixon Motorsport, Race and Track Car Preparation, London UK, providing tuning services and 4 wheel alignment, Honda and Mitsubishi Specialists - car handles very well!
I am running Goodyear Eagle F1 Assymetric tyres in 235/40/18 fitment. No rubbing issues!
22 June 2009, 06:56 AM
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Oh boy, this is just making it's way to you guys. You need some negative camber, fender rolling and smaller tires to make these fit good. Everyone is doing that "look" over here now. That's why I went with proper fitment rims and tires. It's just a fad. BTW, they are called Rota G-Forces.
mate love the stance
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Oh boy, this is just making it's way to you guys. You need some negative camber, fender rolling and smaller tires to make these fit good. Everyone is doing that "look" over here now. That's why I went with proper fitment rims and tires. It's just a fad. BTW, they are called Rota G-Forces.
I went for 8.5" Grids on 225 tyres so no problems. UK sourced but yeah those sizes only arrived recently.
