I know this topic is beaten to death but lets talk wheels...

[D_Lo]

drob23,

I have a set of 4 Enkei RPF1 18x9 ET35, brand new still in their boxes, taking up space on some shelves. I had a project going, but I cancelled it as I’m building a house. This particular size and fitment isn’t readily available (I had to order mine in a group buy). I spoke with a rep at that site you mentioned and they’re out of those wheels, but they did offer to drill a 114.3 wheel with those specs to a 112 free of charge. If interested in my set let’s talk offline.

D Lo

enkei rpf1

I’m trying to see how viable these wheels would be. 18 lbs or so for 18x9 et 33 I believe, at a little over $300 per wheel http://www.getyourwheels.com/view-wheel/enkei-wheels/enkei-rpf1-silver-. They don’t make many with audi fitments, so I believe I’d have to run adapter rings which I’m not a fan of. Would run 265/35R18 R888 which would be a -1.6% rolling diameter difference from the stock 18" fitment. Advantage of that setup is I believe I could source R888’s from used track tire outfits. Not sure how positive you all are about that avenue, but tons of guys at the hpde’s I attended had used tires for around $400/set. Single heat cycled from a qualifying session. I’ll probably need to research how available that tire size is.

The other option would be tsw nurburgring wheels in 18x9.5 et 40 which would be a perfect fitment, come in 21 lbs. These would be only for the track, so I’d be trading looks for performance, since I think the tsw’s look a hell of a lot better than the rpf1’s.

[jran76]

Enkei also does the PF01 in 18x9 ET35 (5x1112). They are about 2 lbs. heavier than the RPF1, but I think look a lot better (just my opinion), and have more BBK clearance. I have been able to find those in stock at several places including Tire Rack- which I don’t love, but they have some good prices on Enkei wheels.