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Just pulled the trigger and purchased a set of Rotiform Monoblock BLQ's.

 

18x8.5"

 

http://www.rotiform.com/images/product_photography/cast_1piece_blq_01b.jpg

 

Pretty damn stoked. I've never owned a brand new set of wheels before. These should look amazing on my car.

 

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6184/6028773845_08bd3e7e74_b.jpg

 

Anyone looking for an insane deal on a ton of different types of wheels should check out Watercooled IND they were super easy to deal with and the best price I could find!!

 

http://www.watercooledind.com

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You won't be the first, but your certainly one of the few. Should look pretty good on there. Although I think I would have gone with the lower offset on the Outback. Due to your flairs.

 

Abbits ride.

 

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b192/00vr6gti/286483_244550545568165_100000396634112_759503_592048_o.jpg

Slammed more than your girlfriend.
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You won't be the first, but your certainly one of the few. Should look pretty good on there. Although I think I would have gone with the lower offset on the Outback. Due to your flairs.

 

Abbits ride.

 

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b192/00vr6gti/286483_244550545568165_100000396634112_759503_592048_o.jpg

 

Yeah dude, Abbitt's cars are legit. He has white blq's on his Outback sport, or he did at least. I searched high and low to find a 3rd gen Outback with them but I didn't find anything. Not that it matters if I am the first, last or only one.

 

The are only available in +45 or +35. The flares on my car are a little tricky because they are basically flush on the fender, so I wouldn't be able to roll my fender if need be. Since I couldn't find anyone with a set that I could test fit I just went with +45 and if they need to go out just a touch more I can get some small spacers.

 

I was lukewarm on the wheel till I scrolled down and saw your car.

 

I think they are going to look great together! Cant wait to see it.

 

Thanks man! So stoked!

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Do they come in any other color?

 

They come in Machined, Black or Gunmetal. For $80 per wheel you can have them powdercoated any color by Rotiform. I couldn't think of a good color so I went with machined.

 

Now that I think about it, clearing those headlights to match those new brilliant wheels and leaving the stock grill alone would be a great choice. I am really digging on the silver/black motif.

 

Good call! I don't plan on painting the grill before the rims get here so I will check it out and see how it is.

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I'd definitely go with a silver, closed lug nut. Brand doesn't really matter.

 

When you mount them, make sure to measure hub-to-fender for me!

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I generally like black lugs on silver wheels on a black car but I think these wheels should keep their overall silver format. The black and silver theme of your car that is coming together may be too busy with little things like black on silver lugs but you will never regret the silver ones.

 

I suggest mutegi and have had no issues with them at all.

http://www.infamousperformance.net/servlet/the-586/Muteki-12x1.25-Closed-Ended/Detail

 

Enkei (shinier and cheaper if thats what you want)

http://www.infamousperformance.net/servlet/the-586/Muteki-12x1.25-Closed-Ended/Detail

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yes, with those wheels for sure!
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Updates.

 

Well I hadn't gotten any word of shipping or any ETA whatsoever from the company I ordered them from so I eventually (after a very hard time) was able to get in touch with Rotiform. My wheels weren't in the container that they received today so it could be 90-120 days before they receive my set.

 

Jason was really helpful and found a set of +35 18x8.5's in the warehouse and is machining them down to +39 for me, then sending them direct to me.

 

Now I can a bit torn whether to just have the +35's sent over as is or to have them machined to +39. It was a toss up whether to get +35 or +45 in the first place so I dont know if I should just take that as a sign and get +35.

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