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my 18x10's are only 16lbs 
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That's either a badass set or assbad set (cast aluminum? lol)Originally posted by derk View Postmy 18x10's are only 16lbsBlack 1991 GTR. Serious garage stand mantle/parts car.
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highest quality XXR wheels man!
way better than your Rotas.
everyone knows that.Comment
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What are they really? I dont even think ce28s are that light. Buddy club p1 qf?Comment
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those are light!! not my kind of look (I like thicker spokes) but still very nice. Are they expensive if someone needed a set for track use (unlike TE37s or something) or are they expensive to replace (600+ each?)Black 1991 GTR. Serious garage stand mantle/parts car.
Black 1990 Pulsar GTiR. Sold
Silver 1989 GTR. Sold
Black 2010 Subaru WRX. Weekend warrior. Sold.
Black 2013 F-150 FX4 ecoboost. Daily driver.
White 2012 Ford Explorer Limited. Family wagon.
Sorry for my offensive comments, I r socially retard.
lolstart by having A ROLLING GTR then we talk u ******* mofo funzy little *****Comment
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they have been discontinued forever ago, so next to impossible to find another set now
i better not wreck mine.. haha
they're in the same price range as the TE's
Charle's is the only other guy i know that had a set of these in the same size, but sold them awhile ago.Comment
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18x9.5 CE28N's are 17lbs.1989 Skyline GTR
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The SSR Type C's I just picked up for the Silvia came fitted with these very fresh Toyo R888's. I dont have alot to say about them, only ran them on the street so far. Shall have their first outing on the track either at Fuji or Ebisu in the months to come.
Anyone on board have experience with them? Chime in please!
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not as good as the Ra1's but still pretty decent... however i maybe a little bias :P lolTeam TBA sponsored by YOKOHAMA: YOKOHAMA, Feast AE/RS, Titoboy Approved, Importfest, NextMOD, DSPEED.
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A guy with a Bullit Mustang was running R888 with good success. He came in first in a very competitive class. To get the best out of R888 in the dry, they need to be shaved. If you don't shave them they are better in the wet.1989 Skyline GTR
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There's a set of BFG R1's in my garage. I'll post up impressions when I've got a couple of track days under my belt.Originally posted by nelsonmxmarc View Post
I have no doubt there are some really great street tires that would be close, and I'll be giving them a try - on the street, or even on the track after I establish a baseline with the R1's.
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No street tires will touch the R1 on a dry track, not even close. Now that you have gone Rcomp there is no going back. A club member calls them Hoosier Crack.
You may only want to use them on the street to scrub them, other wise I do not recommend street use at all.Last edited by Marke; 03-08-2011, 12:34 AM.1989 Skyline GTR
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Have you tried your R1's yet, Dan? I got a set myself.1989 Skyline GTR
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