Concept One CS10
 

Anyone have any experience with these wheels? Just found them looking at different images for wheel ideas and they are VERY affordable. I've been in love with the HREs on this Eibach sponsored Mustang ever since I found it, but no way am I going to shell out $6000 just for wheels on a $25k car. Anyway, anyone have any dealings with this company or even better pictures of these wheels on a Mustang?

HREs

http://cdn.speednik.com/files/2011/0...hmustang-5.jpg

http://mustangsdaily.com/blog/wp-con...stang-sema.jpg


Concept One CS10

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http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NDcwWDQ3MA...9wg~~60_12.JPG

http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NDcwWDQ3MA...4l!~~60_12.JPG

They look good. How much?

-Alex

http://www.ebay.com/itm/20-FORD-MUST...db13f0&vxp=mtr

Marked right now for $1580 20x9 fronts and 20x10.5 rears.
+36mm front
+45mm rear
*Ad says they might need a spacer to clear Brembo cars.

I need to look into the offsets as well, I'm not super knowledgeable on what will and won't fit with how wide of a tire on these cars. I'd like to run a 315/35-20 if I can. I'll be buying coilovers for it so I'll have some wiggle room in the height adjustment as well.

I've got Concept One RS 8. Great quality and strong, but a lil heavy though. Never cracked or dent. Also their chrome lips are strong. You won't be able to get a 315 with their 45mm offset. I've got a 20x10 with a 42 offset on Nitto Invo 295s and its flush. A Micheline Super Sport 295 would probably rub

also grab them from Element Wheels great guys that know their stuff.

Wow their website is great! I was thinking 315 nittos, they tend to run a bit smaller. So a +45 is going to be more in toward the center of the car right? If so I might pick up some spacers to push them out a bit.

No they wont be center bro. They will be flush with the fender. You won't have any extra space. And spacers....:snoopfacepalm:...this setup will be flush and clear all BBk. No need for spacers. And I guarantee a 305 will be max...possibly 295 Nitto type tire cause they are usually 2 to 5 mm smaller than others. my 20x10 with 42 and a 295 Nitto is completely flush and directly parallel to the fender so imagine so you can easily do the measurements on 10.5 with 45mm. Here's a website that can give you some sort of an idea.

http://rimsntires.com/specspro.jsp

You will need a rim with at lest +52 or higher to get a 315 Nitto like the Forgestar wheels. The all have +55 offset