*For Sale* Carlsson 2/6's staggered O.Z. Racing 19x8.5 and 19x10
06-04-08, 09:10 PM
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Found them still available new, correct bolt pattern, in stock @ $499 ea, and they list as a 2pc, not 3pc. Still a decent deal just wish the curbing wasnt as bad - will wait to see on offsets...
http://www.amazon.com/CARLSSON-wheel...2638665&sr=1-3
Dont know what offsets these are, but hoping they will sit similar...
Only 1pc, but get the idea...
http://www.amazon.com/CARLSSON-wheel...2638665&sr=1-3
Dont know what offsets these are, but hoping they will sit similar...
Only 1pc, but get the idea...
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06-04-08, 09:22 PM
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The rims on amazon are only the fronts hence the fact that there is hardly any lip. 19x8.5 is all there is available.
The 19x10 rear is hard to find and costs more. (if they had it available, it would probably be 800-1000 each)
Let me know if you are interested. You could have them refinished for 50-75 a wheel.
The 19x10 rear is hard to find and costs more. (if they had it available, it would probably be 800-1000 each)
Let me know if you are interested. You could have them refinished for 50-75 a wheel.
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06-04-08, 09:34 PM
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The rims on amazon are only the fronts hence the fact that there is hardly any lip. 19x8.5 is all there is available.
The 19x10 rear is hard to find and costs more. (if they had it available, it would probably be 800-1000 each)
Let me know if you are interested. You could have them refinished for 50-75 a wheel.
The 19x10 rear is hard to find and costs more. (if they had it available, it would probably be 800-1000 each)
Let me know if you are interested. You could have them refinished for 50-75 a wheel.
06-04-08, 09:48 PM
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That's not bad considering, its always safer with a weaker offset. haha.
As far as test fitting, that will be tough since they are in storage and I work full time. The rims were immediately put away after I took those pics.
As far as test fitting, that will be tough since they are in storage and I work full time. The rims were immediately put away after I took those pics.