newtonova822

I emailed, no response, still have no idea what parts you're talking about. Yup have to let me know what you're interested in. As for meeting in WV, no I'll be shipping all products unless someone wants to pic up.

Thanks

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Correction on those prices - I read my chart wrong.

Price should be (includes shipping):
Silver: $311/wheel
Black: $331/wheel

Sorry about the confusion.

Brian

RPF1 18x9.5 shipped:
Silver: $243/wheel
Black: $258/wheel

The PZeros are really expensive new if you want them - Frisby Tires is the best place to get them - they sell them online but theyre about $560/tire new. If you want used ones that we take off the car, then I usually sell them for $200/tire plus shipping (usually about $15 per tire). Typically those will only have about 4 heat cycles on them.

They are true race slicks tho - very grippy when warm, not DOT-legal, but very slick until you get them properly warmed up.

For suspension - you should be able to adjust the OEM rear to add enough camber. For the front, I've used the SPC front camber arms (also sold as Eibach I think). You have to make sure you torque them properly so they dont slip, but you should be able to get a good amount of camber out of those and they are not very expensive.

Brian

re: 18x10 Forgestar F-14s: here's a link to modbargains selling them at $1399 per set: *Forgestar F14 Wheels for Nissan 18" . You'll have to email them to get custom offsets for a square setup (I use 18x10 +34 for all 4 wheels). I usually work with michael@modbargains.com , he knows my order

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Hey I saw the pic of it in a coupe. Any car dissambly required? Is price firm? thanks, josephbalon@gmail.com

Does anyone do there own wheel alighments? There are at least a couple kits available so you can do it yourself for about $500. Seems it would pay for itself after a few years.