Radenergie R 20 Wheels (Silver)
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Looks very sporty. I saw some smoked tail light units on eBay but they were selling for over $400. I guess I could just get mine painted instead of buying the whole unit. How long did it take them to do it?
Yeah, the R10s are pricy but you could get the R20s for about $1500-$2000 less if I recall.
Originally Posted by allenman' post='215164' date='Dec 24 2005, 05:52 AM
That's still around 5-6000 with tires, which gives me pause...super nice stuff, and I suppose comparable with many others...just lots of other stuff I'd like to do the my car also. If you got the readies, more power to you I guess.
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Looks very sporty. I saw some smoked tail light units on eBay but they were selling for over $400. I guess I could just get mine painted instead of buying the whole unit. How long did it take them to do it?
I was on a 3days business trip and I left my car at the workshop, it was ready when I returned. It shouldn't takes more than 2 days. One thing that I'd forgotten was to ask him to tint my side signal marks too.
Looks very sporty. I saw some smoked tail light units on eBay but they were selling for over $400. I guess I could just get mine painted instead of buying the whole unit. How long did it take them to do it?
I was on a 3days business trip and I left my car at the workshop, it was ready when I returned. It shouldn't takes more than 2 days. One thing that I'd forgotten was to ask him to tint my side signal marks too.
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Yeah, the R10s are pricy but you could get the R20s for about $1500-$2000 less if I recall.
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Wow! Are the R10's really that much more than the R20's? I thought it would be the other way around...juust because of the number of spokes.
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Wow! Are the R10's really that much more than the R20's? I thought it would be the other way around...juust because of the number of spokes.
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When I got my quote at Wheel Power for the R10s, they wanted $6400 just for the wheels. I then asked about the R20s and I remembered they quoted me four thousand something. The R20s are 2 piece whereas the R10s are forged 3 piece and the R10s are lighter.
I'm telling you, call Charles at WheelAutohaus.
I'm telling you, call Charles at WheelAutohaus.
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Originally Posted by EuroCarFan' post='215738' date='Dec 26 2005, 05:21 PM
When I got my quote at Wheel Power for the R10s, they wanted $6400 just for the wheels. I then asked about the R20s and I remembered they quoted me four thousand something. The R20s are 2 piece whereas the R10s are forged 3 piece and the R10s are lighter.
I'm telling you, call Charles at WheelAutohaus.
I'm telling you, call Charles at WheelAutohaus.
THANKS! I just called Charles: Shipped from Florida w/Bridgestones...which are more expensive than the Toyo tires, the wheel/tire package for 19" R20's is ONLY $4,495!!! This is in comparison to the $3,840 for wheels only from the So Cal distributor! I'll have to wait anyway...still waiting for my M-kit parts to be delivered and the M5 mirror and switch to be installed. Thanks again for WheelAutohaus!
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BlackAero,
Your car looks awesome! I'm also thinking of getting 19's and wanted to know if you have had the tires hit the fenders on big bumps, with or without passengers? I'm hoping not to have to roll the fenders. Thanks.
Your car looks awesome! I'm also thinking of getting 19's and wanted to know if you have had the tires hit the fenders on big bumps, with or without passengers? I'm hoping not to have to roll the fenders. Thanks.