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Which flag whip did you get and from where? How does it mount?
Found on instagram:Bump for pics with center cap installed..
Also, anyone got pics of the silver wheels mounted?
What was the cost?I just received my wheels this evening. Matte bronze finish in 18x8.5 +45mm. The wheels are absolutely beautiful and I am very happy with the purchase. They are a few pounds heavier than the BBS forged Toyota wheel and I weighed them in at approximately 30lbs. I plan on removing the black evo corse / fondmetal decals (personal preference) and mate them with Toyo Open Country AT III tires at 285/65/18.
The center caps are a welcome addition although they leave a bit to be desired. The black center caps are an ABS plastic and the center cap logos are 'metallized' stickers. The three colorways for the stickers (seen on the prior post) are not a good match for this particular set of bronze colored wheels. The small securment screws are Allen drives cap screws and appear to be more decorative as the plastic center cap snaps firmly into a machined groove along the inner face of the center bore. The center caps are difficult to move once snapped in. I'll probably spray paint the center cap, stickers and screws to match whatever set of black lug nuts I purchase to go along with these wheels.
Pics below. I'll post again next week once the the tires are installed and the wheels are mounted.
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I ordered through Mainline Overland and they were ~$370 per wheel + shipping. It took 3 months from time of order to arrival at my doorstep. The staff and level of service at Mainline are excellent.What was the cost?
Looking forward to pictures.
I like the fact you can “customize” rim size and offset. Also like that they’re not made in China or Taiwan like lots of other aftermarket wheels.I ordered through Mainline Overland and they were ~$370 per wheel + shipping. It took 3 months from time of order to arrival at my doorstep. The staff and level of service at Mainland are excellent.
I agree. Short of paying $2k per wheel for custom forged wheels, EvoCorse may be the only reputable wheel manufacturer capable of producing HUBCENTRIC wheels with offsets between a conservative/factory 60mm and an aggressive < +25mm (which introduces tire rubbing and scrub radius issues).I like the fact you can “customize” rim size and offset. Also like that they’re not made in China or Taiwan like lots of other aftermarket wheels.
Looks great!I know these weren't the black ones the OP was interested in but perhaps I can change their mind...
I finally got the wheels mounted and wrapped in the Toyo Open Country AT3s. I love the setup even without a lift and the tires sit flush with the fender edge. There is some increased firmness of the ride with the LT tires and subtle road noise (hum/whine) which is to be expected but hardly a bother. Overall I'm very pleased with the results although the center cap lettering is more of a gold rather than bronze (still sorting this out). I hope this gives you a better idea of what to expect if you were considering purchasing them.