- Member ID
- #1105
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- 47
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- City
- St. Cloud
- State
- FL
- Country
- United States
- Vehicle
- 2019 Challenger Hellcat
I went with the 11" wide wheel thinking I may want to put a set of 315's on them after I wear out the Nitto's. So did they rub? Yes they did, slightly on the drivers side, where the wheel liner has a small bump out. A little heat gun action and some shaping of the liner cured it.
The factory wheels are Matte Vapor and the color of these wheels is not an exact match. These look more grey and not as silver. Once the fronts are dirty from the brake dust, it is a much closer match. I have received a lot of compliments on the wheels and tires and not one, "Hey, they don't match" comment. So maybe its just my OCD that prevents me from loving them.
The Nitto's are much better at putting the power down. They actually feel like they are trying to accelerate the car, instead of trying to do a great burnout.
The factory wheels are Matte Vapor and the color of these wheels is not an exact match. These look more grey and not as silver. Once the fronts are dirty from the brake dust, it is a much closer match. I have received a lot of compliments on the wheels and tires and not one, "Hey, they don't match" comment. So maybe its just my OCD that prevents me from loving them.
The Nitto's are much better at putting the power down. They actually feel like they are trying to accelerate the car, instead of trying to do a great burnout.
