Enkei RPF1s on a G Sedan
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Enkei RPF1s on a G Sedan
Does anyone have Enkei RPF1's on their G sedan? It's a popular wheel choice, but haven't seen that many people have them on the car.
As some of you know, the day before I was supposed to take my Nismo Rays off, a valet service (stupid I know), curb rashed my front passenger side rim.
So there are a few options on the table at the moment, not only because I want another set of wheels, but because I need to have these fixed and would like a second project for the upcoming summer.
Also, I have a terrible lower back, so I'm looking to have fatter tires and downsize to an 18 instead of the 19 inch Rays.
To start, here's a photo of jigthk's car, but wasn't sure if his were 18's or 19's.
As some of you know, the day before I was supposed to take my Nismo Rays off, a valet service (stupid I know), curb rashed my front passenger side rim.
So there are a few options on the table at the moment, not only because I want another set of wheels, but because I need to have these fixed and would like a second project for the upcoming summer.
Also, I have a terrible lower back, so I'm looking to have fatter tires and downsize to an 18 instead of the 19 inch Rays.
To start, here's a photo of jigthk's car, but wasn't sure if his were 18's or 19's.
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I've seen a few on sedans. Let me see if I can locate a pic or two.
They do look good. Not as popular as the PF01 it seems. Either way, as I'm sure you know, they are not forged like your Nismos. But very light weight. If I had to guess, I would say those are 18s judging by the sidewall and gap. Not positive.
Your Nismos look(ed) a lot better IMO. Is your G RWD? Just wondering. Do you have to run wicked camber to get them to fit in the rear?
I'm in Sykesville BTW.
Sean
They do look good. Not as popular as the PF01 it seems. Either way, as I'm sure you know, they are not forged like your Nismos. But very light weight. If I had to guess, I would say those are 18s judging by the sidewall and gap. Not positive.
Your Nismos look(ed) a lot better IMO. Is your G RWD? Just wondering. Do you have to run wicked camber to get them to fit in the rear?
I'm in Sykesville BTW.
Sean
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Not only has it been done, but the 18" RPF1 clears the BBK, if you ever upgrade. Someone here did this with pics about 3 years ago. Search and find.
I gave that rim serious consideration, being so incredibly lightweight. But there are so many wheels with more style to them, I passed it over.
I gave that rim serious consideration, being so incredibly lightweight. But there are so many wheels with more style to them, I passed it over.
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I've seen a few on sedans. Let me see if I can locate a pic or two.
They do look good. Not as popular as the PF01 it seems. Either way, as I'm sure you know, they are not forged like your Nismos. But very light weight. If I had to guess, I would say those are 18s judging by the sidewall and gap. Not positive.
Your Nismos look(ed) a lot better IMO. Is your G RWD? Just wondering. Do you have to run wicked camber to get them to fit in the rear?
I'm in Sykesville BTW.
Sean
They do look good. Not as popular as the PF01 it seems. Either way, as I'm sure you know, they are not forged like your Nismos. But very light weight. If I had to guess, I would say those are 18s judging by the sidewall and gap. Not positive.
Your Nismos look(ed) a lot better IMO. Is your G RWD? Just wondering. Do you have to run wicked camber to get them to fit in the rear?
I'm in Sykesville BTW.
Sean
My G is AWD (hence no BBK =( ) but also, I run a square set of fronts. 19x9.5 + 40 offset.
You're pretty close by and I plan on having some work done at APAC soon, we should meet up.
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Not only has it been done, but the 18" RPF1 clears the BBK, if you ever upgrade. Someone here did this with pics about 3 years ago. Search and find.
I gave that rim serious consideration, being so incredibly lightweight. But there are so many wheels with more style to them, I passed it over.
I gave that rim serious consideration, being so incredibly lightweight. But there are so many wheels with more style to them, I passed it over.
I agree about the style, but I'm also a pretty simple guy so I don't need anything too crazy.
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Sucks, next time take Metro!
RPF1 looks nice to me, I'd suggest a silver finish for the nice contrat
RPF1 looks nice to me, I'd suggest a silver finish for the nice contrat
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Thanks man. Yeah I don't disagree that the Nismos look better. But my lower back is in pretty bad shape after an 18 wheeler truck totaled my Acura TSX a few years back.
My G is AWD (hence no BBK =( ) but also, I run a square set of fronts. 19x9.5 + 40 offset.
You're pretty close by and I plan on having some work done at APAC soon, we should meet up.
My G is AWD (hence no BBK =( ) but also, I run a square set of fronts. 19x9.5 + 40 offset.
You're pretty close by and I plan on having some work done at APAC soon, we should meet up.
I'll probably go with APAC for some of my G work since it's a lot closer than my go-to shop who I have a great relationship with.
Let me know when you are going by APAC and we can meet.
Thanks again,
Sean
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That looks better in silver, just kind of raw and basic.
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