RAYS CTR FK8 Spec Wheel Options

[KeepItLow]

Question regarding hub ring, I noticed some website list it as 72.5/72.6mm to 64.1. I guess they are correct with the 0.1mm difference in wheel hub size for easier fitting?

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[kpun]

Question regarding hub ring, I noticed some website list it as 72.5/72.6mm to 64.1. I guess they are correct with the 0.1mm difference in wheel hub size for easier fitting?

Doesn't matter, both fit

 

[treelineCTR]

Ive been waiting to see these on a CW, they look amazing. Im thinking of picking up some bronze ones as the diamond dark gunmetal have sold out

Threw on the setup today since it’s “spring enough”

Stock height
18x10 +37 ZE40
255/40/18 P4S

 

[typeroar]

18x9.5 +45 Volk TE37 SAGA Diamond Dark Gunmetal
265/35/18 Michelin PS4S
M14x1.5 Project Kics Neochrome R40 iCONIX w/ Red Aluminum Caps
72.6/64.1 Project Kics Hubcentric Rings
Spoon lowering springs

Special thanks to ICB Motorsports for the great service and fast shipping.

 

[RStoR]

I'd like to take a look at your Sagas. Maybe we can get a mini Triangle meet together once the pollen stops.

Funny, at least three of us have used Auto Perf & Chassis to work on our cars, you , Ouhei, and myself.

 

[typeroar]

I'd like to take a look at your Sagas. Maybe we can get a mini Triangle meet together once the pollen stops.

Funny, at least three of us have used Auto Perf & Chassis to work on our cars, you , Ouhei, and myself.

I'm down for getting all our caRs together post pollening. Lets figure out a meet or something that works for all of us. I'm free most weekends.

Yeah.. @Ouhei told me about APC. Levi & Nick are great guys and its clear they take a lot of pride in their customer's cars. Definitely going to refer more business their way.

 

[J35W2]

I'm down for getting all our caRs together post pollening. Lets figure out a meet or something that works for all of us. I'm free most weekends.

Yeah.. @Ouhei told me about APC. Levi & Nick are great guys and its clear they take a lot of pride in their customer's cars. Definitely going to refer more business their way.

Down for a triangle meet, I’m in Cary. Didn’t know of any good shops in the area, glad to hear about them!

Edit: just called & set up an appointment with Nick at APC to install the Spoon rigid colors for me this coming Monday morning. Thanks for mentioning them, that was perfect timing!

 

[Simmons572]

Sup folks. Still trying to collect information for when I eventually make the plunge for the Type R. I am interested in the VR-TE37-SAGA-1890-5120-50, and recently I've been seeing posts about the requirements (or the lack thereof) of hub centric rings. Would someone please clarify whether or not they are necessary for these wheels?

EDIT: Also, which of these caps are actually compatible with these wheels?
VR-WCZE40ULTA
VR-WCHZE40ULTA
VR-WGCFTACA

 

[Ouhei]

I'm down for getting all our caRs together post pollening. Lets figure out a meet or something that works for all of us. I'm free most weekends.

Yeah.. @Ouhei told me about APC. Levi & Nick are great guys and its clear they take a lot of pride in their customer's cars. Definitely going to refer more business their way.

I’m sure they were extra careful with your hub assembly lol

Looks great man! I’m down for a meet, but it’ll be hard for me as my wife is due in like 10 days.

 

[MuckyBarnes]

18x9.5 +45 Volk TE37 SAGA Diamond Dark Gunmetal
265/35/18 Michelin PS4S
M14x1.5 Project Kics Neochrome R40 iCONIX w/ Red Aluminum Caps
72.6/64.1 Project Kics Hubcentric Rings
Spoon lowering springs

Is the rear sitting slightly lower than the front, or are my eyes playing tricks on me?

 

[typeroar]

Is the rear sitting slightly lower than the front, or are my eyes playing tricks on me?

Yes rear sits slightly lower, that's how both Spoon and Eibach are. Swifts have a more even drop but I didn't want the aggressive spring rates/drop. I already scrape some places in the front even when I'm being careful.

 

[typeroar]

Yes rear sits slightly lower, that's how both Spoon and Eibach are. Swifts have a more even drop but I didn't want the aggressive spring rates/drop. I already scrape some places in the front even when I'm being careful.

Actually.. I think it may have more to do with the suspension setup from the factory since Apex Carver is on stock suspension and he appears to have a little more gap in the front as well. Going to an aggressive offset makes it more pronounced than the sunken in stock rims w/ skinny tires.

Threw on the setup today since it’s “spring enough”

Stock height
18x10 +37 ZE40
255/40/18 P4S

 

[Ouhei]

Actually.. I think it may have more to do with the suspension setup from the factory since Apex Carver is on stock suspension and he appears to have a little more gap in the front as well. Going to an aggressive offset makes it more pronounced than the sunken in stock rims w/ skinny tires.

Yeah, most cars are slightly higher in the front than the rear, so a spring that does an even drop will maintain this. The difference becomes more obvious when the gap is smaller (lowered) and closer to the edge (lower offset/wider wheels).

I wish it was more even, but it's not terribly different and the Spoon springs fit what I want for this car more than Swift did so I'm happy with my choice.

 

[Judo]

For those that applied the stickers. Did you put it on after the tire install?

 

[Honda_Elite]

For those that applied the stickers. Did you put it on after the tire install?

I put mine on before

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