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HRE C109 ON SN95

Discussion in 'Members Rides' started by jedpony, Feb 28, 2014.

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  1. Feb 28, 2014 #1
    jedpony

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    Thinking about pulling the trigger on some 19/10 19/9 inch hre c109's. Anyone ever see them on a new edge or any mustang it all? I cant decide whether they would look good or not. If someone could possibly to a photoshop that would help me alot.

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    Ferocious

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    Looking at this chop hurts my eyes. I think it looks horrible. Looks like something that belongs on a 64 impala.

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  3. Feb 28, 2014 #3
    jedpony

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    Oh lawd jesus, not sure now. I feel like i might be able to pull it off, but i do see how it would look horrible haha.
     
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    Ferocious

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    Have you looked into Enkei NT03s? They look a bit similar to the C109s but I think would look better on a mustang.
     
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    Eh no!!!!
     
  6. Mar 1, 2014 #6
    Orange 94

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    Thats a shame, HRE would be so nice :(
     
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    the scaling doesn't look right on that photochop. rears look like 22s or something. i think if you had more sidewall on it it would look better. i think i could dig it. if it was silver though, not feeling the gold.
     
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    white95

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    If a green fox coupe with crooked tailpipes can pull off something very similar, I don't see why you couldn't.


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    DropTopPony

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    I've seen similar HRE's on restomod Mustangs and they looked good.
     
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    Musturd

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    Hre's are sick I vote for some nice forged wheels .
     
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    sleepn_sn95

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    I could only find the anlges for a vert and black wheels but I dont think it looks too bad. I think there are other HRE wheels I would choose before these though
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    Not feelin' it either. More import wheels IMO.
     
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    jedpony

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    Im still debating the idea of getting them. Only reason being is I found a set on craigslist cheap. If I was to buy new it wouldn't be these.
     
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    jedpony

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    So i ended up talking the guy down to 1200$ with tires. One wheel has a very slight bend, and the wheels all need polished. I figured for that price if i hated them i could always sell them for more. Thoughts? Also these came off a 97 cobra. With out knowing the offsets of these i would assume i might need a spacer on the rear because of the irs correct?
     
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    RichV

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    That's expensive for wheels you're not sure you like.

    If dude couldn't sell them for more, what makes you think you'll get more for them?

    97 Cobra is not IRS, or is your 95 IRS?

    Out of curiosity, what's one wheel with tire weigh?
     
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    the5.ohh

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    He doesn't have the 95 anymore
     
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    Musturd

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    1200 is cheap for HRE's he can have the wheels repolished and the one hoop repaired and and prolly net 3k with tires easily
     
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    Can I have that guys number?
     
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    Repair them, bronze centers and run them.
     
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    jedpony

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    I dont have my 95 anymore :/. I now have a 99 cobra with a saleen body. Not sure on the weight of the wheel.
     
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