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    Talking CMcCane Finally Orders Wheels for Hyundai Genesis Coupe

    Hey all!

    After a long and difficult search I finally placed my order over at TireRack for some new wheels for my Hyundai Genesis Coupe.

    Now keep in mind my car is my daily driver and a demo vehicle for our site here so I went with a nice sporty, lightweight and stylish looking wheel. I considered doing the whole "Murdered Out" thing but in my opinion I think that trend is going out of style. Soon black wheels will likely be the equivalent of chrome lips....played out.

    I went with a beautiful 1pc. Low Pressure Cast/Shot Peened construction wheel from the Italian wheel maker O.Z. Racing.





    The wheels are the O.Z. Ultraleggera in a Bright Silver finish.
    • Twelve thin spokes
    • Low pressure casting
    • Snap-in real carbon fiber cap
    • European DTM race design
    • Lightweight technology
    The specs on the wheels that I purchased are:

    Front Fitment:
    18x8
    Offset: +35
    Weight: 18.8lbs

    Rear Fitment:
    18x9
    Offset: +35
    Weight: 20.8lbs

    According to an offset calculator these new wheels should fit nicely on the Genesis Coupe. The front wheels should extend an additional 4-6mm further out versus the stock 18x7.5's. The rear wheels should extend an additional 11-13mm versus the stock 18x8's.

    I know many of you are going for the "Hella Flush" look with very aggressive offsets around +20-22mm but I figure this setup should look very good regardless. In the future I may consider a small wheel spacer to give it the full "Hella Flush" look. A set of 12-15mm spacers would achieve this look.

    Also in the future a set of lowering springs from Eibach are very likely.

    I will be using the stock 225/45/18's on the front and 245/45/18's on the rear for the time being as I still have pleanty of tread left on them. Once it's time for new tires I'll likely go 245/45/18 front and 265/45/18 in the rear.

    The wheels are set to arrive from TireRack next Wednesday and I should have them mounted around Thursday or Friday in time for the January 9th meet on Saturday!

    I look forward to seeing you all out in West Palm Beach and can't wait to share the new mods with you all.

    Here is a photoshop of the wheels installed on my car for an idea of how they will look!

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    Nice choice! Can't wait to see them installed. Any plans to lower the car? I think it would look real sick if you did.
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    Yes sir! I'll likely go with the Eibach Pro-Kit. Not sure I need a full coilover setup.
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    Those look really good!
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    Quote Originally Posted by CMcCane View Post
    Yes sir! I'll likely go with the Eibach Pro-Kit. Not sure I need a full coilover setup.
    I agree, springs would be better, save the extra money. I would have bought springs if my area never got snow, but went with coils so I can lower in summer and raise in winter.
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    AWESOME! That's a lot of unsprung weight saved. Cool Beans!

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    I believe I'll be looking at somewhere between 5-7lbs savings per wheel which will be nice. Also hoping that the installers will be reasonable with pricing. I think usually it's about $20 per wheel to get tires installed.

    Also does anyone know how the TPMS sensors will react? I heard from TireRack I would have to go to a Hyundai dealership to have them reset is all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CMcCane View Post

    Also does anyone know how the TPMS sensors will react? I heard from TireRack I would have to go to a Hyundai dealership to have them reset is all.
    I had discount tire transfer the TPMS sensors from the stock wheels to my aftermarket wheels. They seem to function fine with no reset.
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    Are the new wheels TPMS ready? Some rims can't have sensors

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    the oem rims are 33...you really should be going out to 30 to 25...
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