FS: HW zo6 replica 18x12 345 30 18DR
05-17-2005, 11:20 PM
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FS: HW zo6 replica 18x12 345 30 18DR
With my car setup so much for autocross, I have decided to sell these wheels that I only bought end of last year, or beginning of this year (can't remember). They are the house of wheels 18 x 12 z06 replica (silver painted) with BF Goodrich GForce Drag radials (345 30 18) mounted on them. They have between 10-15 passes on them. I only have 5 passes on them, and I leant them to a friend who either went out once or twice to the track. The outside of the rims is perfect, not a mark. The inside has a few mounting marks. These have been on corvettes only 2 or 3 evenings! New, the wheels were over $300 a piece and the tires were over $300 a piece. Close to $1300 with the mounting was spent on them!
House of wheels claims rims with 335's can fit without tubbing. I used a wheel spacer when I had them on, so I don't know if you need a wheel spacer or not to mount these with the 345's (unless tubbed of course).
The tires really stuck if you have a higher hp car and need the traction at the strip.
$750 plus shipping.
House of wheels claims rims with 335's can fit without tubbing. I used a wheel spacer when I had them on, so I don't know if you need a wheel spacer or not to mount these with the 345's (unless tubbed of course).
The tires really stuck if you have a higher hp car and need the traction at the strip.
$750 plus shipping.
05-18-2005, 12:36 AM
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Originally Posted by 00TORCHCOUPE
House of wheels claims rims with 335's can fit without tubbing. I used a wheel spacer when I had them on, so I don't know if you need a wheel spacer or not to mount these with the 345's (unless tubbed of course).
05-18-2005, 07:18 AM
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His car was tubbed. Spacers are no big deal. I use spacers with my current setup for autocross as well. You can go cheap ($5-10) at your local autoparts stores, or expensive with something like the DRM spacers. The 345's are not a daily driver tire. They are a drag radial, so I don't think it is anybig deal to run a spacer for going to the strip.
how about 700 shipped??
Maybe if no one else bites, but I won't take them off sale for that yet.
how about 700 shipped??
Maybe if no one else bites, but I won't take them off sale for that yet.
05-18-2005, 08:54 AM
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Interested in the tires...........mine are shot 
shipped price to 23690?
Got a picture of the drs straight on?
TIA,
Steve
shipped price to 23690?
Got a picture of the drs straight on?
TIA,
Steve
05-18-2005, 09:22 AM
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Don't need spacers
I am running these rims on my 2000 coupe. You DO NOT need spacers with these. They fit fine but you have about 1/2 inch of tire sticking out beyond the wheel well.
05-18-2005, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by ICUALL
I am running these rims on my 2000 coupe. You DO NOT need spacers with these. They fit fine but you have about 1/2 inch of tire sticking out beyond the wheel well.
05-18-2005, 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by ALLTHROTTLE&NOBOTTLE
Interested in the tires...........mine are shot
shipped price to 23690?
Got a picture of the drs straight on?
TIA,
Steve
shipped price to 23690?
Got a picture of the drs straight on?
TIA,
Steve
I'll shoot you a picture tonight when I get home from work. I prefer not to split them up, but if I have two buyers, and get the same money, I will split the tires and the rims.
05-18-2005, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by 00TORCHCOUPE
His car was tubbed. Spacers are no big deal. I use spacers with my current setup for autocross as well. You can go cheap ($5-10) at your local autoparts stores, or expensive with something like the DRM spacers. The 345's are not a daily driver tire. They are a drag radial, so I don't think it is anybig deal to run a spacer for going to the strip.
how about 700 shipped??
Maybe if no one else bites, but I won't take them off sale for that yet.
how about 700 shipped??
Maybe if no one else bites, but I won't take them off sale for that yet.
Please let me know i have 12.5 in the rear already with 335/30/18s but i need some drag radials and a drag wheel these would be perfect. Yeah my car is already tubbed
05-18-2005, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Evilness
Please let me know i have 12.5 in the rear already with 335/30/18s but i need some drag radials and a drag wheel these would be perfect. Yeah my car is already tubbed
Go for it!!! Mikael is a great guy to deal with!
05-18-2005, 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by 00TORCHCOUPE
I'll shoot you a picture tonight when I get home from work. I prefer not to split them up, but if I have two buyers, and get the same money, I will split the tires and the rims.
05-20-2005, 08:44 PM
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I need some 1.52 60's again..........someone take the rims
