Best Place to buy Fikse Wheels?

[BlueGoatDvr]

I need a set of FM10's 18X8 5-120mm w 48mm back space, Were is a good place to get them

[Darkhalf]

Get a hold of Todd @ Discounttiredirect.com

[JoeJ]

go wider than 8"

[Eugenio_SS]

17x11 on all corners with proper offset.
+42mm on the front and +49mm on the back.

[BlueGoatDvr]

not on a gto fellas

[Eugenio_SS]

you can definitely get wider than 8"

[JoeJ]

Originally posted by Eugenio_SS
you can definitely get wider than 8"
:werd:

[wicked 98z]

MTI in houston can get them for you

[BlueGoatDvr]

Originally posted by wicked 98z
MTI in houston can get them for you

Thanks

[JoeJ]

dont take it as criticism man, there are just some knowledgabl folks here is all. If you are going to drop the coin on a big dollar wheel like fikse, especially one where you can specify the build specs you might as well get the most wheel for your money. That goat is puttin down some pretty good power even in stock form, a whole lot more that an 8" wheel is going to be able to handle. I'd just hate to see you spend that kind of cash and then not be happy with your purchase down the road, anything can work to a certain point if you do the offsets right, just do your research and I'm sure you can go with an 18x9 and 18x10 combo, if not wider.

[BlueGoatDvr]

So far from what I've seen the only way a bigger tire will fit is if you roll the fender lip, I don't like the sound of that at all. But yeah if I could fit something bigger in the back I'd go for it

[pewter01Z]

Originally posted by BlueGoatDvr
So far from what I've seen the only way a bigger tire will fit is if you roll the fender lip, I don't like the sound of that at all. But yeah if I could fit something bigger in the back I'd go for it

rolling the fenders is no big deal. It doesn't damage anything. I would definately go with something wider than a 8" rim.

[bluess]

This is just an FYI, below is an e-mail I got directly from Fikse. (FM10's)




Thank you for using Fikse wheels. The full polished finish option is
$100.00 additional per wheel. The wheel prices are as follows:

9.5 X 18 Classic Fikse Wheel $909.00 per wheel.
10.5 X 18 Classic Fikse Wheel $952.00 per wheel.

Current build time when an order is placed is three to four weeks plus
shipping. Shipping via FedEx Ground Service is $70.00 for four wheels and a
set of new chrome lugnuts is $60.00

[Eugenio_SS]

Originally posted by BlueGoatDvr
So far from what I've seen the only way a bigger tire will fit is if you roll the fender lip, I don't like the sound of that at all. But yeah if I could fit something bigger in the back I'd go for it
Depends on the crouds... I suggest you ask racers. (AutoX and RoadRacers)... not streetracers.
Well, people used to think that 17x11 on an f-body was impossible in the front and there is more room in there than there is in the back... heck, I race my car and never had any rubbing in the front... but in the back, hell yeah I did until I got the whole thing centered properly.
There is even a friend with 335/35-17 on all corners and has no rubbing either...
http://community.webshots.com/album/114841935vFSrrJ
I'm not saying you can go that wide on a GTO, but you can at least go with a 10" easy.
I would put at least a 9" wide in the front with 275s
Why pay so much $$$ to get skinnies ?

[BlueGoatDvr]

Originally posted by ulySSes
This is just an FYI, below is an e-mail I got directly from Fikse. (FM10's)




Thank you for using Fikse wheels. The full polished finish option is
$100.00 additional per wheel. The wheel prices are as follows:

9.5 X 18 Classic Fikse Wheel $909.00 per wheel.
10.5 X 18 Classic Fikse Wheel $952.00 per wheel.

Current build time when an order is placed is three to four weeks plus
shipping. Shipping via FedEx Ground Service is $70.00 for four wheels and a
set of new chrome lugnuts is $60.00

Holy shit, I knew these were expensive, but almost a $1000 a wheel is a little much. Still they are some very nice looking wheels I'd be willing to go $700-800 a wheel.

[Whitney]

Originally posted by BlueGoatDvr
Holy shit, I knew these were expensive, but almost a $1000 a wheel is a little much. Still they are some very nice looking wheels I'd be willing to go $700-800 a wheel.

They are high I agree, but they look great on!

[Marvin]

They look amazing but for 4K I'll put that into my motor ;)