The Meteorite Gray is cool...
Everything else feels... uninspired.
Maybe this is one of those weird years like when Ford first switched body styles on the Mustangs back in 2010 but didn't put the new engine in until 2011. So maybe the 2028 will be more exciting.
$1500 would be much harder to swallow for sure. I agree that the coilovers available in that pricepoint are skippable too, but I could see many folks choosing that route if that's what these springs end up at once they get here.
They're listed at about $800 for Japanese customers, but we will...
I'd argue that any coilover option anywhere near $800 is something worth skipping.
Swift Spec Rs go for about $500 and these give the same maximum drop, some height adjustability, and built-in camber plates. JDM brand clout or not, this is a great OEM+ option for these cars.
At the very least...
Hey everyone, just jumping in here real quick.
It looks like @SlowAP2 does in fact have EC-7s which will clear the OEM brakes in the 18x9.5" ET58.
The ARC-8 in that same size require 10-12mm spacers to clear, so we don't list or recommend them for these cars, especially if you're trying to...
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If you want a super simple open-ended lug nut, our race lugs are a fantastic cost-effective option for aftermarket wheels.
Otherwise I recommend Bull Lock Tuskey. Simple closed-end black lug nut with locks and Bull Lock is another of the Kyo-Ei sub brands so that helps their credibility.
Love how good this looks!
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For 19s with SM-10RS, I generally recommend the 19x10.5" ET45. If your car only has lowering springs, then you'll want to do a 275/30-19 tire as the slight stretch will help provide a bit more fender clearance.
Otherwise, if you don't like any stretch at all you'll need to consider at least a...
That's a pretty broad question that's a little difficult to answer without more information. Offset is only one part of a wheel fitment equation, so it's tough to give a flat recommendation.
What do you primarily use your vehicle for? What are you trying to accomplish with a new set of wheels?
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From a suspension and fender clearance perspective you'll be fine. I'd say to keep an eye out for brake clearance.
Tire sizing wise, I'd suggest a 275/30-19 if you're looking for something direct-fit. While you might able to get away with the width of a 285mm tire, you'd likely get stuck with a...