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Old 04-06-2016, 02:55 AM
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Originally Posted by batmanm3
PLease let us know how you make out...
When you say +20 mm width, does that mean you are running RS width tires? ie. 265 and 325?
what size/brand tires are you using?

Car is coming together great!
Will do bud!

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265/35/19 front
325/35/19 rear
Michelin Sport Cup 2's
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Originally Posted by montoya
Equivalent to other premium wheels, around 5K for a set depending on finish. Not cheap but super light and strong.

Phil, I would have Forgeline change the color if you don't like it. I wouldn't trust anyone else....
it's closer to 6k now
Old 04-07-2016, 02:27 AM
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Originally Posted by mooty
it's closer to 6k now
I was about to say.....!

Lol.
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Originally Posted by speeddistrict
other brands require you to flip bolts over...

forgeline for the win hahahaha!!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the clearance photo Phil posted certainly seems to show the rear lower link bolt flipped so that the head is towards the rear of the car. I haven't heard of any 19" fitment where this did not have to be done, Forgeline or otherwise, ceramic or iron rotors.



Even doing this, the clearance is minimal, perhaps 4-5mm to the bolt head from the inner dropwell of the rim, as can be seen. Flexing of the rim under high loads is enough to still possibly cause some contact of these parts, or a random pebble jamming between them, so keep an eye on the inner barrel for scoring after hard use.

BTDT,
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Originally Posted by Tom Tweed
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the clearance photo Phil posted certainly seems to show the rear lower link bolt flipped so that the head is towards the rear of the car. I haven't heard of any 19" fitment where this did not have to be done, Forgeline or otherwise, ceramic or iron rotors.



Even doing this, the clearance is minimal, perhaps 4-5mm to the bolt head from the inner dropwell of the rim, as can be seen. Flexing of the rim under high loads is enough to still possibly cause some contact of these parts, or a random pebble jamming between them, so keep an eye on the inner barrel for scoring after hard use.

BTDT,
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Thanks for your points. FYI...the bolts came from the factory like that. We didn't change anything. ????
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Originally Posted by mooty
it's closer to 6k now
Originally Posted by PhilT3
I was about to say.....!

Lol.
I tend to put race bills in the drawer and forget about them, all I can remember was it hurt a little cutting the check!
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Wow that clearance is tight
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We saw those wheels last Saturday during the GT4 open house at FabSpeed. Little did I know they belonged to your famous GT3!

Also met your SA Chris Bell from Conshohocken. Small world!
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Badass car!
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Originally Posted by PhilT3
So far I'm signed up for 7 events (approx 14 track days) that will take me the middle of September.
I expect to signed up for more once I get a feeling of what I like/don't like, run groups, etc... Feel out the experience first.
And I'm not into showing my car. I'm a DRIVER!
Keep on rockin Phil! You are living the dream man, but i'm coming for you

Originally Posted by porscheflat6
How much for the bad boys? I want a set
PM sent, i'll be sure to take care of you

Originally Posted by Hoopumpers
Oh and thank you very much for forgeline data. I'm looking for RS 19" wheels to clear PCCB, and this is the first I've seen of anything which will do so -- multiple race shops didn't think it possible. Cheers
PM heading your way as well. In the event you are interested in a set based off Phil's data, i'll be sure to have it duplicated for you.

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We saw those wheels last Saturday during the GT4 open house at FabSpeed. Little did I know they belonged to your famous GT3!

Also met your SA Chris Bell from Conshohocken. Small world!
Was great seeing you Peter! You'll have to meet up with Phil and I at some point and see the car in person, it is outstanding haha
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I've run the wheel tire combo w absolutely no tire rubbing anywhere.

-2.8 F
-2.3 R

Adjustable caster pucks in front control arm to correct castor and keep front wheel centered in the wheel well.

PM me w any questions.
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Phil, which wheel set will be making the trip to the GT3 event?
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Originally Posted by odwa
Phil, which wheel set will be making the trip to the GT3 event?
The Forgelines of course!
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Originally Posted by niche
Badass car!
Thanks bud!
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Originally Posted by porscheflat6
Wow that clearance is tight
Yeah, we will be keeping a close eye on it for sure!


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