FS:Racing Hart C2 19s forged 3pc w/Tires
06-29-04, 02:06 PM
#1
FS:Racing Hart C2 19s forged 3pc w/Tires
I have a set of Racing Hart C2 19.8.5 19.9.5 Forged 3pc rims for sale these retail for $4000 dollars new.
The rims have never been curbed and have just been repolished 4 months ago and have seen been on the road no more then 5k. The only blemish in the rims in a wave in the rear drivers side rim which has a wave in the lip. When i got them repolished they inspected it and said it was not a problem, it held air and had no problem balancing. All 4 rims balance out perfect and have no vibrations at any speed. I will attach to this post a picture of the rim with the wave right after repolishing it is 3-4 inches left of the valve stem in the picture.
The tires on the rims are P zero Rossos on the rear 275-30-19 with 85% tread and 5k and the fronts are 245-35-19 Nitto 555rs with 95% tread and 2-3k reason for the different front was the P zeros were on national backorder and i got a sidewall bubble in the other set of fronts. But when the time comes for rears i would go with the nittos over the P zeros now.
Asking price $2000
Jusitn Falla
860-961-9040 mobile
http://photos.yahoo.com/justinfalla picutres of rims on car located here.
The rims have never been curbed and have just been repolished 4 months ago and have seen been on the road no more then 5k. The only blemish in the rims in a wave in the rear drivers side rim which has a wave in the lip. When i got them repolished they inspected it and said it was not a problem, it held air and had no problem balancing. All 4 rims balance out perfect and have no vibrations at any speed. I will attach to this post a picture of the rim with the wave right after repolishing it is 3-4 inches left of the valve stem in the picture.
The tires on the rims are P zero Rossos on the rear 275-30-19 with 85% tread and 5k and the fronts are 245-35-19 Nitto 555rs with 95% tread and 2-3k reason for the different front was the P zeros were on national backorder and i got a sidewall bubble in the other set of fronts. But when the time comes for rears i would go with the nittos over the P zeros now.
Asking price $2000
Jusitn Falla
860-961-9040 mobile
http://photos.yahoo.com/justinfalla picutres of rims on car located here.
Last edited by JBFGS300; 06-30-04 at 12:46 AM.
06-30-04, 12:43 AM
#6
TBONE1904
No sure what the offset exactly is but they were made specifically for the GS's and Toyota Supras by Racing Hart they still do make them and there only made one way so you probably can find it if you were to surf for it.
Thanks
Justin Falla
No sure what the offset exactly is but they were made specifically for the GS's and Toyota Supras by Racing Hart they still do make them and there only made one way so you probably can find it if you were to surf for it.
Thanks
Justin Falla
06-30-04, 11:32 AM
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Is there any way you could take a straight edge from the top of the wheel to the bottom on the back side of the wheel (not the street side) and measure the distance from that line to the hub mounting surface on the wheel. With this info I can figure out the offset very close. If it has tires on it and they stick further than the wheel (which I would expect) it will be harder to find a straight edge that will fit the wheel perfectly inbetween the edges of the wheel. See the diagram I sent
-by the way from the picture attached i am looking for the distance from "A" + "offset" and A=B equals the total width of the wheel
https://www.clublexus.com/gallery/sh...cat=500&page=1
-by the way from the picture attached i am looking for the distance from "A" + "offset" and A=B equals the total width of the wheel
https://www.clublexus.com/gallery/sh...cat=500&page=1
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06-30-04, 12:24 PM
#9
Lexus Fanatic
try this
This will help you calculate offsets: http://toy4two.home.mindspring.com/offset.html
You need a few numbers to start with, find out your stock offset and your stock wheel size, input the numbers, then input the size of your new wheels and their offset and calculate it. Hope this helps
You need a few numbers to start with, find out your stock offset and your stock wheel size, input the numbers, then input the size of your new wheels and their offset and calculate it. Hope this helps
Last edited by mikeloc24; 06-30-04 at 12:24 PM.
06-30-04, 10:12 PM
#10
I wish i had the stuff to measure it for you but i do know this with Tein CS coilovers it has never rub once and i have had it pretty low and also these are made for the supra as well so it has to fit over the supra stock brakes.
Wish i could help more,
Justin Falla
Wish i could help more,
Justin Falla
