18" Raceline RL7 wheels

[mbrown5]

Does anybody have a set of 18” Raceline RL7s they would like to sell? I tried posting this in the Cerbera forum a while back put have had no success so thought it was worth a post here. I have also tried placing a wanted add but only seem to get emails from people trying to scam me. Please contact me if you have some.

[esso]

18" are like finding the holy-grail,a buddy of mine found a set but they required a lot of repairing and welding,then he had to get them powder-coated.They ended up costing him more than a set of aftermarket wheels.You will have better luck with 17" but they are difficult to obtain a decent set...good luck......

[s p a c e m a n]

I've been windowshopping for a couple of weeks. Theres two sets on passionford at the moment, one refurbed and one tatty with 5 wheels, and one new unused set on ebay. I think theyre all 17's, but they are the only 3 sets I've seen for sale.

And I've just realised you want them for a cerb, so 4x108 wont be of much use

Edited by s p a c e m a n on Wednesday 29th May 15:52

[mbrown5]

I’ve been looking for over a year ( http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... ) I regularly check the classifieds on here and on the TVRCC website and ebay but they never seem to come up for sale. RL7s off a Ford would be no use to me as they’re 4 stud and wouldn’t fit a Cerbera, they may fit a Griff or Chim. I’d noticed quite a few Mitsubishi Lancers have 18” RL7s and they are the same PCD as a Cerbera (5 x 114.3) but not sure if the offset would be correct, they also seem to be equally difficult to find. I know 17”s makes more sense, they come up for sale more often and they’d improve the ride quality but they just don’t look as good as 18s.

[BliarOut]

Compomotive MO6 look very similar to the RL7 and come in 18". There's a set on my Griff on my profile.



ETA: Pic

Edited by BliarOut on Wednesday 29th May 16:09

[s p a c e m a n]

For 5x114 you would be better off stalking the driftworks forum for the jap drifters or all of the Stanceworks type ones as that is a volkswagen/audi fitment and they love their wheels. You'll be extremely lucky to find the offset that you want, let alone a set of 18's, so either machining them down or a set of proper hubcentric spacers will be the way forward. Any wheel can be made to fit any car, it just depends how much you want it