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      05-31-2014, 08:47 AM   #1
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HRE R43 18x10F 18x10.5R ET22 with rubber and TPMS

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Here is a set of beautiful black HRE R43 wheels in 18x10 ET22 front and 18x10.5 ET22 rear. Wrapped in Continental Extreme DW rubber 275/35/18 in front and 285/35/18 in the rear. TPMS sensors are for 2009 E92 M3. I have a set of brand new (in the box) TPMS for 2010 I can throw in for another $150 (they may also work for later years but we would need to verify that).

SUPER LIGHT WEIGHT WHEELS! These really reduce the unsprung weight on the car while looking good at the same time.

I bought these thinking I would track my M3 but I've decided to stick with my spec Miata for track duty so these need a new home.

These wheels retail for $1600 EACH (without rubber)
Sale Price: $3,250 shipped to lower 48.

To see them mounted on the prior owner's car (lowered on coilovers) click here: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=900095

Here they are on my car (Eibach springs):









There are a few minor blemishes from use and mounting/unmounting but the wheels still show very well:







Cleaned up and waiting for a new home!


Tires have good tread left and are balanced and ready to go:




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      05-31-2014, 11:14 PM   #2
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BTW, I might be open to interesting trades with $ up or down.
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      06-06-2014, 11:54 AM   #3
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Bump...and lowered the price to $3,250 shipped.
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      06-07-2014, 01:59 AM   #4
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Beautiful wheels! GLWS and Go Spurs Go!
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      06-08-2014, 09:17 AM   #5
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Ha, thanks. Hopefully we'll beat them with some A/C this time!
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      06-08-2014, 02:06 PM   #6
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Wondering if these will clear my brembo GT-Rs....very tempting! I need new track wheels
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Wondering if these will clear my brembo GT-Rs....very tempting! I need new track wheels
I'll ping HRE and find out.
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      06-08-2014, 05:02 PM   #8
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Wondering if these will clear my brembo GT-Rs....very tempting! I need new track wheels
They will clear the "regular" Brembo 380 kit. I'm not sure if more or less clearance is needed with GTR kit.
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      06-11-2014, 11:29 PM   #9
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They will clear the "regular" Brembo 380 kit. I'm not sure if more or less clearance is needed with GTR kit.
First world problems...

Now the real question, if they do clear the GT-Rs, will these fit running KW clubsports w/ those offsets on a 10.5" wheel???

I'd really prefer to NOT have to replace my inner fender liner..again...
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First world problems...

Now the real question, if they do clear the GT-Rs, will these fit running KW clubsports w/ those offsets on a 10.5" wheel???

I'd really prefer to NOT have to replace my inner fender liner..again...
I thought you had ohlin's??

The front 10" et22 will rub the KW coilover unless you add a 5mm spacer. My R40's were 10" et18 and they barely cleared my clubsports with 275mm Michelin PSS. The 10.5" et22 wheel will fit perfectly in the rear with 285/35 tires. 295/35 tires won't be an option with that offset.

You could always do the Eibach spring mod that I did on my clubsports. It allows me to run 10" et25 wheels without spacers and the widest 275mm tires I have ever seen (BFG G-Force Rivals). One of my favorite modifications.
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I thought you had ohlin's??

The front 10" et22 will rub the KW coilover unless you add a 5mm spacer. My R40's were 10" et18 and they barely cleared my clubsports with 275mm Michelin PSS. The 10.5" et22 wheel will fit perfectly with 285/35 tires. 295/35 tires won't be an option with that offset.
Help me out Slicer. Wouldn't a 10.5" et 22 have roughly 6 mm less inner clearance than a 10" et 22 wheel?
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Help me out Slicer. Wouldn't a 10.5" et 22 have roughly 6 mm less inner clearance than a 10" et 22 wheel?
You are correct, the 0.5" (12mm) wider wheel with the same offset will have 6mm less inner and outer clearance. In this instance the 10.5" wheel is clearly for the rear fitment while the 10" is for the front. My response regarding the 10.5" wheel fitment was directed towards rear fitment (and of course I was speaking to front fitment for the 10" wheel). I edited my post to make it more clear. I don't see any reason to put a 10.5" wheel in the front but I know some people do.
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You are correct, the 0.5" (12mm) wider wheel with the same offset will have 6mm less inner and outer clearance. In this instance the 10.5" wheel is clearly for the rear fitment while the 10" is for the front. My response regarding the 10.5" wheel fitment was directed towards rear fitment (and of course I was speaking to front fitment for the 10" wheel). I edited my post to make it more clear. I don't see any reason to put a 10.5" wheel in the front but I know some people do.
That's my bad. I didn't realize you were talking front and rear.
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The prior owner ran Club Sports and had to run a 5mm spacer to clear. I know he tracked the car and he said no rubbing. Link to his original ad is in the ad if you want to check it out or PM him. HRE is looking into the fitment so I should know soon about the GT-R's.
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Nice looking wheels man. I'm thinking about black ZCPs. GLWS!
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I confirmed that these wheels DO clear the 380mm Brembo GT-R calipers (and the normal Brembo's and of course the StopTech's).

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      06-28-2014, 09:26 AM   #17
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