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F355 Wheels - HREs?

Discussion in '348/355' started by Shuey2k, Sep 18, 2004.

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  1. Shuey2k

    Shuey2k Karting

    Nov 14, 2003
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    Willi Schumacher
    #1 Shuey2k, Sep 18, 2004
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    I just have a few more weeks until my new Stradale comes in and I have a new set of HREs orders so.. I need to sell my 546r wheels. I had a set of 547r and I wanted a more aggressive look so I ordered these and a week after I mounted them my dealer calls to tell me my new car is on its way. I have all of 50miles on both wheels and tires and since they will not fit on my Stradale I need to sell them. The tires are the new Michelin PS2 and I paid $6800 for the set. Before I but them on Ebay (hate that thought) I would rather them go to a good home. $5300 plus shipping with the HRE center caps or $5600 with the Ferrari center caps.

    Thanks,

    Greg

    - Before I get flamed - Yes, I know this belongs in FerrrariAds but I also wanted to share the pics.
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  2. FerrariSlave

    FerrariSlave Guest

    Nov 14, 2003
    1,445
    Chicago & Miami
    #2 FerrariSlave, Sep 18, 2004
    Looks good beautifull but I dont need any wheels currently. Just wanted to compliment the good looks.
     
  3. Jimi900

    Jimi900 Formula Junior

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    #3 Jimi900, Sep 18, 2004
    I second that! Is that the factory rear bumper?
     
  4. blackenzo

    blackenzo Formula Junior

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    Peter C
    #4 blackenzo, Sep 18, 2004
    DAMN!! that 355 looks hot. i like them wheels..is that 18" or 19"
     
  5. Jaz

    Jaz Formula Junior

    Jun 26, 2004
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    JAZ
    #5 Jaz, Sep 18, 2004

    WOW!!! I actually like those wheels... I have seen them before on a friends silver spider.. Have you got any more pictures.....?


    Jaz.
     
  6. f355b

    f355b Formula Junior

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    #6 f355b, Sep 18, 2004
  7. Shuey2k

    Shuey2k Karting

    Nov 14, 2003
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    Willi Schumacher
    #7 Shuey2k, Sep 18, 2004
    Yes, that is a factory rear end and yes the wheels are 19inch. Let me see if I can figure out how to resize what I have and I will send some more.
     
  8. edmo7

    edmo7 Formula Junior

    Jul 8, 2004
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    Ed
    #8 edmo7, Sep 18, 2004
    The Wheels look great! But have a couple questions...

    1) Is your car lowered?
    2) What sizes / width / offset are the wheels
    3) What Tire sizes are they?
    3) Are there any rubbing issues / did you have to roll your fenders?

    Thanks!
     
  9. vdavie

    vdavie Formula Junior

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    vince davie
    #9 vdavie, Sep 18, 2004
    I am be interested in the wheels, i need to see a side view. Are they chrome or?

    thanks,
    vince
     
  10. Shuey2k

    Shuey2k Karting

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    Willi Schumacher
    #10 Shuey2k, Sep 18, 2004
    The fronts are 19x8.5 and the rears are 19x10 with 235/35 and 275/30 respectively. I did lower the car via the stock suspension about 1/2 inch but I did not have to roll the fenders nor have I ever had any rubbing issues. I don't have the offsets in mind but if you need them I can get them on Monday.

    No, they are not chrome, they are polished without a clear coat.

    If you need any other pics PM me as I don't have the ability to resize them.
     
  11. edmo7

    edmo7 Formula Junior

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    #11 edmo7, Sep 19, 2004
    Was wondering what type of Springs or coilovers you used for your lowering?
     
  12. Shuey2k

    Shuey2k Karting

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    Willi Schumacher
    #12 Shuey2k, Sep 19, 2004
    No need as the stock suspension is adjustable.
     
  13. edmo7

    edmo7 Formula Junior

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    #13 edmo7, Sep 19, 2004
    Really? They're height adjustable? via Spring Perch or Threaded shock body?
     
  14. Shuey2k

    Shuey2k Karting

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    Willi Schumacher
    #14 Shuey2k, Sep 19, 2004
    Threaded shock. Search the archives under the DIY section and it is explained very well. Simple to do really.
     
  15. edmo7

    edmo7 Formula Junior

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    #15 edmo7, Sep 19, 2004
    Thanks! learned something new today.
     
  16. Robin

    Robin F1 Rookie

    Nov 1, 2003
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    #16 Robin, Sep 19, 2004
    Just out of curiosity Shuey, did you manage to sell your car or just trade it in? I've seen you around Clearwater a few times.. wasn't a fan of silver cars until you passed me on 60 towards the beach :) Titanium is definitely my fav now.

    -R
     
  17. Shuey2k

    Shuey2k Karting

    Nov 14, 2003
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    Willi Schumacher
    #17 Shuey2k, Sep 19, 2004
    Robin, I did in fact trade it in. I agree, it always looked great and was very easy to maintain.
     

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