CA FS: Racing Hart Type-C 3-piece 19x8.5 and 19x10
01-20-10, 01:05 PM
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FS: Racing Hart Type-C 3-piece 19x8.5 and 19x10
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(ಠ_ృ) i do say these wheels hath been acquired by a fine gentleman
(ಠ_ృ) i do say these wheels hath been acquired by a fine gentleman
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People are getting confused that's all. I've never seen the Type C centers to resemble the centers your wheels look like with the dishes out. I would question this myself. It seems as if your were made w/o the dishes or centers caps. I've had OG Type C's as well.
Look at the center bolt holes on Pic 2. The mounting surface is flat and you'll have to use shorty lugs. On yours, the centers do look like the can accommodate regular lugs and not protrude the holes.
Nonetheless, wheels always have slight variations of the same wheel. I know Ben personally and he's a stand up guy. Great to do business with and if he's says they're Type C's then they are Type C's.
Chrome with HRE center caps. At a quick glance you fooled me. Lol. I would have not been the wiser.
Compare yours and my old ones.
PIC 1
PIC 2
GLWS
Look at the center bolt holes on Pic 2. The mounting surface is flat and you'll have to use shorty lugs. On yours, the centers do look like the can accommodate regular lugs and not protrude the holes.
Nonetheless, wheels always have slight variations of the same wheel. I know Ben personally and he's a stand up guy. Great to do business with and if he's says they're Type C's then they are Type C's.
Chrome with HRE center caps. At a quick glance you fooled me. Lol. I would have not been the wiser.
Compare yours and my old ones.
PIC 1
PIC 2
GLWS
