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04-03-2008, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted by jimbrowski00,Apr 3 2008, 05:54 AM
Concave means that the the wheels face curves inward. It has a shape like a bowl.
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04-04-2008, 07:21 AM
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That's not so easy to answer. You might want to look at the stock wheels of a 5 or 6 series bmw. Those come to mind as being concave.
Well, some wheels come with different "faces" based on the wheels specs. So a particular wheel like the Work CR Kai comes in both a concave face (17X9 +44) and a regular face (17X8 +47).
So if I were to just tell you about a wheel, you would look it up and sometimes they will show you one face and some times another.
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Well, some wheels come with different "faces" based on the wheels specs. So a particular wheel like the Work CR Kai comes in both a concave face (17X9 +44) and a regular face (17X8 +47).
So if I were to just tell you about a wheel, you would look it up and sometimes they will show you one face and some times another.
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04-04-2008, 07:27 AM
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I am really startin to like the RPF1s, whats the craziest offset i can run , i am going to be slammed on the ground, and rolled fenders. i dont want some crazy camber. also what tire sizes. thanks 
04-04-2008, 07:38 AM
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I think there are like 3 levels of aggressiveness.
A 7"F 8"R setup, 8"F 9"R setup, and 8.5"F 9.5"R, most people run the 8" 9" with a 215 front tire and a 245 rear.
You should check the RPF1 thread in the gallery, I think there are lots of people who have posted their specs and you get to see what different setups look like.
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A 7"F 8"R setup, 8"F 9"R setup, and 8.5"F 9.5"R, most people run the 8" 9" with a 215 front tire and a 245 rear.
You should check the RPF1 thread in the gallery, I think there are lots of people who have posted their specs and you get to see what different setups look like.
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04-04-2008, 07:56 AM
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yeah but alot of them havent posted there sizes or drops. i am going to be probably all the way down. and i need to know what they look like 
04-04-2008, 08:37 AM
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People are real cool on here, send them a pm and most people are good with sharing their experience with their setup
You can also look at the SSC thread in the gallery and then when you see a drop and fit you like ask about their specs. Maybe they are running a wheel with a similar fit to the rpf1's you like.
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You can also look at the SSC thread in the gallery and then when you see a drop and fit you like ask about their specs. Maybe they are running a wheel with a similar fit to the rpf1's you like.
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04-04-2008, 08:52 AM
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i went through this same kind of thing. about wheels.. but then i decided to not get any and just go big later and get work meisters for my ssm.
its so hard to find wheels lol...it sucks. but im going to eventually go really agressive on the s2k....there such sick a$$ cars
its so hard to find wheels lol...it sucks. but im going to eventually go really agressive on the s2k....there such sick a$$ cars
