CCW vs HRE?
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I bought a set 9.5 f 11 r. I would recommend getting 10.5 f and 12r if youre looking for a better fitment. I didnt tell ccw what offsets i wanted, they didnt have that option when i was purchasing them online. If you call you can probably get the offset youd like. That would then change the size of the widths.
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No need to guess if you have decided on CCW. Call John at CCW, tell him what you want and he will take care of the rest for you. I have had both CCW and HRE but not HRE Flowform. CCW is very light in weight and can't beat it for the money. You can't go wrong with HRE either. HRE is known for quality. Good luck!
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No need to guess if you have decided on CCW. Call John at CCW, tell him what you want and he will take care of the rest for you. I have had both CCW and HRE but not HRE Flowform. CCW is very light in weight and can't beat it for the money. You can't go wrong with HRE either. HRE is known for quality. Good luck!
I'll be going with 255/40/18 and 295/35/18 Nitto Invos for 18x9.5 and 18x11 sized wheels. I'll post pics once I get them on. Gives me three weeks til I receive them to figure out what coilovers to go with and find some LS400 calipers.
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