VMR V710FF 19" Wheels

[YisSerL]

Looking good, @Tdave
Are you on stock suspension?

 

[Kronikker]

That makes more sense. For that square setup, you'd recommend 19x8.5 or 19x19.5 all around with the 255/35/19 tires?

 

[Pcarun88]

I just got my set a couple days ago.

Kept it simple with a square setup powder coated in Titan Bronze.

19x8.5 on 245/40/19 Yokohama Advan Sports

Need to take another picture when rain passes. Also going to drop it an inch with Tsportline springs next month.

 

[uNki]

are this the same rims as in this pic?

 

[kbecks13]

That makes more sense. For that square setup, you'd recommend 19x8.5 or 19x19.5 all around with the 255/35/19 tires?

I'd suggest 19x9.5 with 265 tires if you want to get real aggressive, or 255 (still on 9.5" width wheel). Definitely stay square on this car!

are this the same rims as in this pic?

Hey, that's me Yes those are V710FF wheels. 19x9.5"+33 on a Performance car with 265/35/R19 RE71R tires. Also keep in mind that this car is lowered about an inch with Unplugged coilovers.

 

[kbecks13]

A few photo's of my car with these wheels:

 

[uNki]

I'd suggest 19x9.5 with 265 tires if you want to get real aggressive, or 255 (still on 9.5" width wheel). Definitely stay square on this car!



Hey, that's me Yes those are V710FF wheels. 19x9.5"+33 on a Performance car with 265/35/R19 RE71R tires. Also keep in mind that this car is lowered about an inch with Unplugged coilovers.

do the wheels with fit without any adjustment to the car?

 

[kbecks13]

do the wheels with fit without any adjustment to the car?

Yep, VMR machines them to fit the Performance 3 brake rotors.

 

[Kronikker]

@kbecks13, does the wheel and tire go past the front fender? I was curious about this for the 19x9.5 wheels on the front. I would prefer them to be flush. Is there much gain of going square 19x9.5 versus square 19x8.5?

@pcarrun88, very nice combo. How do you like the advan sports? Was looking at the pilot A/S 3+ and continental dws 06.

 

[kbecks13]

does the wheel and tire go past the front fender? I was curious about this for the 19x9.5 wheels on the front. I would prefer them to be flush. Is there much gain of going square 19x9.5 versus square 19x8.5?

Nope it's flush, just about as close as it gets though! The gain for going wider is purely for grip and mostly for track use. Otherwise you don't really need wider wheels/tires, it just hurts range.

 

[Kronikker]

How much range loss would you say? Maybe being flush might be worth it.

I don't plan to track my car tho, it's mainly used for daily commuting (110 miles round trip with 100 miles on the freeway).

I'd just like some more grip and handling than the stock 18s provide without sacrificing too much range.

 

[kbecks13]

How much range loss would you say? Maybe being flush might be worth it.

I'm running very aggressive/sticky tires (RE71R) so those also hurt range, but i'd say i'm getting 5-10% less range than before. It's very hard to tell in this car because i'm always driving fast and having fun

Here's a shot of the flush-ness:

 

[Kronikker]

Looks great! Are you lowered in springs or coilovers?

 

[YisSerL]

Looks great! Are you lowered in springs or coilovers?

His signature suggests he is lowered on Unplugged Performance Racing Coilovers.

 

[Glamisduner]

anyone have a picture of these 19x8.5 with 255 tires? Also what offset are they and where is the best place to buy them?

 

[kbecks13]

Mine are +33 and it ends up being perfect on the P3D+ since stock is +35 (non-P cars are +40). I believe they also make a +35 in the 8.5" size and that would probably fit non-Performance cars but i haven't looked at one of those online calculator to confirm/check the poke.

Best bet is to order direct through them, they are very easy to work with and can mount/balance tires and ship to you. They're also in SoCal so you can do pick-up as well.

VMR Website

 

[Glamisduner]

Mine are +33 and it ends up being perfect on the P3D+ since stock is +35 (non-P cars are +40). I believe they also make a +35 in the 8.5" size and that would probably fit non-Performance cars but i haven't looked at one of those online calculator to confirm/check the poke.

Best bet is to order direct through them, they are very easy to work with and can mount/balance tires and ship to you. They're also in SoCal so you can do pick-up as well.

VMR Website

I have a stealth performance so that should be the same as a non p car i think? these would sick out 5mm more than stock? I think i could live with that.

 

[kbecks13]

I have a stealth performance so that should be the same as a non p car i think? these would sick out 5mm more than stock? I think i could live with that.

Yea that seems right, here's a cool website to check: Wheel Offset Calculator

According to that, my current set-up is 0.6" further stuck out compared to stock (and that's the flush pic above)

 

[Kronikker]

If I had to do it again I’d get square and go with 255 width all around, now that we know that size fits. On the performance I’d do staggered with 255 front and 275 rear.

@Tdave, with which wheel size and offset are you referring to with the 255 when you say you'd go square?

@kbecks13, thanks for the pics and info

 

[andyfire47]

I received VMR wheels as well but I opted for V801s. They look amazing and I smile every time I walk up to my car. I went with 18”x8.5 square setup with +35 offset.