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Old 06-08-20, 12:00 AM
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Originally Posted by chris07is
i thought it was ADVAN.. never heard of AODHAN..
With a price tag of $2,000 for wheels, tires, and sensors.... they are DEFINITELY NOT ADVAN's... lol
Old 06-08-20, 12:09 AM
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20 inch? Fashion statement, not performance statement.
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Originally Posted by Kron1ck
Looking for some opinions on a set up that I'm looking at .
20 x 9.5 f +32 /. 20 x 10.5 R + 32.
Tire size is 245 35/ 285. 30. I'm currently stock suspension would like to get some coilovers in the next year . Do you think it should work . I've noticed that most are have upgraded but decided to stay with 19s. I like the look of the 20s but open to 19s.


I'm looking at around 2k with tires and new sensors. He also said that he I'll roll my finders if needed. I just want make sure it's going to work before pull the trigger.. thanks guys

Aodhan Wheels AFF1 Matte Black

they look just like my BC Forged 😳


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Originally Posted by semnosNSX
With a price tag of $2,000 for wheels, tires, and sensors.... they are DEFINITELY NOT ADVAN's... lol
Ive never heard of them before either but they do seem to be legit I like the style.. and the price is also better them most .. it says that they are forged like whatever that means.


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Originally Posted by Fondue
they look just like my BC Forged 😳
You have good taste .. probably some knock offs of yours.. loving the dog man. Nice timing on the pic
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Originally Posted by Kron1ck
Looking for some opinions on a set up that I'm looking at .
20 x 9.5 f +32 /. 20 x 10.5 R + 32.
Tire size is 245 35/ 285. 30. I'm currently stock suspension would like to get some coilovers in the next year . Do you think it should work . I've noticed that most are have upgraded but decided to stay with 19s. I like the look of the 20s but open to 19s.


I'm looking at around 2k with tires and new sensors. He also said that he I'll roll my finders if needed. I just want make sure it's going to work before pull the trigger.. thanks guys

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Im sure itll work with some fender work. As long as you're not too worried about some loss in performance and with 35-30 series tires, you'll feel most of the bumps on the road for sure.
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Old 06-08-20, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by ALexusF
Im sure itll work with some fender work. As long as you're not too worried about some loss in performance and with 35-30 series tires, you'll feel most of the bumps on the road for sure.
My ISF came with 20s. I hated how they felt. It was rough. I run 18s now.
Old 06-08-20, 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Kron1ck
Ive never heard of them before either but they do seem to be legit I like the style.. and the price is also better them most .. it says that they are forged like whatever that means.

They meant Flow Forming Technology ( you can YouTube it to know more ) Kinda like how Work does their wheels. Big question is are they gravity cast or pressure cast prior to FFT. Most do gravity then FFT, cheaper that way. Work does pressure cast then FFT, stronger and lighter. But nothing beats truly forged rims
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Old 06-08-20, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Jwconeil
My ISF came with 20s. I hated how they felt. It was rough. I run 18s now.
Yeah that's what I'm afraid of I had 35's on my gen coupe. I didn't like it at all.. I'm starting to think that 19s might be my best bet . especially since it's A 08 on stock suspension it's pretty rough already
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Got the Enkei's on. Loving the new stance of the car. Will go coilovers next year to close out the front the gap (the rear sits perfect for me. other than a minor roll its perfect).

Specs: 18 x 9.5 +35 (Square set up) w/ Michelin PS4S 275/35
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Old 06-28-20, 07:51 AM
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So I need some more help so I don't continue to duck it up more then I already have I'm running 245 35 20 and 285 30 20. Rears are now rolled and think I'll be ok there.

The front is killing me with the rubbing on the liner we have already cut away a lot. to the point that I'm not comfortable with cutting any more and already started to look for some new replacements but that will just put me right back where I started .

So how bad is it to remove it all together

​​​​​do I just keep triming it

Can I just go down to a 245 30 and still keep the speedo and TC and everything else in spec.

Any advice would appreciated thank you




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Originally Posted by Kron1ck
So I need some more help so I don't continue to duck it up more then I already have I'm running 245 35 20 and 285 30 20. Rears are now rolled and think I'll be ok there.

The front is killing me with the rubbing on the liner we have already cut away a lot. to the point that I'm not comfortable with cutting any more and already started to look for some new replacements but that will just put me right back where I started .

So how bad is it to remove it all together

​​​​​do I just keep triming it

Can I just go down to a 245 30 and still keep the speedo and TC and everything else in spec.

Any advice would appreciated thank you



what are your wheel sizes and offsets? Also what parts of the front liner did you cut? I’m currently on 255/35/19 and I have a lot of rubbing on the front.
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Originally Posted by Ram3n
what are your wheel sizes and offsets? Also what parts of the front liner did you cut? I’m currently on 255/35/19 and I have a lot of rubbing on the front.
245 35 20 (32) 285 30 20 (45) Mostly directly behind the fog light area the middle of the liner. I should have taken some pics last night when I had the wheel off but didn't think about it.
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Originally Posted by Kron1ck
245 35 20 (32) 285 30 20 (45) Mostly directly behind the fog light area the middle of the liner. I should have taken some pics last night when I had the wheel off but didn't think about it.
Im referring to your rim size and offset, 20x? +?

For example my wheels are 19x9 front +50 and 19x10 +41 rear
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Originally Posted by Ram3n
Im referring to your rim size and offset, 20x? +?

For example my wheels are 19x9 front +50 and 19x10 +41 rear
My bad 20 x 9 +32 /. 20 x 10.5 + 45


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