[SD VeloN]

The bottom set. I didn’t realize there were two different models. I had thought they were one in the same

 

[BaseMentality]

you can only get the top set (OZ hypergt HLT) as 18”s from Hyundai. I think they are the only way to get it in the stock +55 offset and the N center cap. Of course you can still buy regular OZ racing hypergt HLT’s But I don’t think they come in that specific offset and you would have to get the CF center caps from Hyundai. If you wanted that of course. I don’t have that much info on the bottom set though, not my style of wheel. I would imagine though any specific wheel coming from a car manufacturer as “aftermarket” is going to be overpriced. Probably because +55 offset is kinda rare also.

 

[Zebramanbill]

 

[Zebramanbill]

Painted stock.

 

[n_fatuated]

Konig Oversteer Gloss Red 18x8 +45

 

[WebersVNinSD]

Oz Superturismo lm 18x8 +45 bf Goodrich g-force high performance all season tires.

 

[Daveyboy330]

Does lowering eliminate the ability to change dampener settings?

As long as you purchase simple Springs like h&R sports Etc you're totally fine. Your adaptive suspension will not be affected since you aren't touching your stock shock absorbers. However if you bought a set of coilovers (which include springs and shocks) then you would completely disable your adjustable damping. I have adjustable dampers on my mk7 Golf R and I installed h&R Sports Springs, and have had them for about 3 years. Definitely looks a lot better and hasn't compromised ride quality. I highly recommend h&R personally which are not too much of a drop and retain stock ride quality while still getting rid of the wheel Gap. Not sure if h&R offers Super Sports for the velosterer n but that will lower you up to 2 inches and is much more aggressive. I wouldn't recommend them if you want to retain the cars stock feel overall.

 

[Daveyboy330]

Share some pictures of your Hyundai Veloster N with aftermarket wheels.

Please follow the guidelines below:

• Post the make and model of the aftermarket wheels
• Post the size and offset of the wheels if available
• Share as many pictures as you want

I've been searching for these wheels that I saw on a Veloster N on a YouTube channel. Does anyone know what brand and model they are?

 

[everton992000]

Not exactly aftermarket, but my Speed3 wheels. 18*7.5+52.5. Will be switching to them permanently once tires on stock wheels are roasted.

 

[RedVN]

I've been searching for these wheels that I saw on a Veloster N on a YouTube channel. Does anyone know what brand and model they are? View attachment 6347
View attachment 6346

Wheel Collection – Rohana Wheels

rohanawheels.com

I think they're these; RFG7

RFG7 – Rohana Wheels

rohanawheels.com

 

[Daveyboy330]

Wheel Collection – Rohana Wheels

rohanawheels.com

I think they're these; RFG7

RFG7 – Rohana Wheels

rohanawheels.com

Thank you so much for finding the brand. It's not that exact model but I can find those on my own now that I know they are rohanna. The ones you posted have 7 split Stars, and the ones I was looking for have 5. Either way thank you so much again, I'm sure I'll find them real quick now. Good man!

 

[Daveyboy330]

Wheel Collection – Rohana Wheels

rohanawheels.com

I think they're these; RFG7

RFG7 – Rohana Wheels

rohanawheels.com

Wheel Collection – Rohana Wheels

rohanawheels.com

I think they're these; RFG7

RFG7 – Rohana Wheels

rohanawheels.com

You are real close tho, they're the RFG5 uniblock. Found them right away with your link 👍

RFG5 – Rohana Wheels

rohanawheels.com

 

[Daveyboy330]

Wheel Collection – Rohana Wheels

rohanawheels.com

I think they're these; RFG7

RFG7 – Rohana Wheels

rohanawheels.com

Sorry, I know you're not even the one who was inquiring on these wheels but I was wrong. They're actually the rxf11. Three different models are almost identical

RFX11 – Rohana Wheels

The RFX11 features a signature split 5 spoke design. Five different concavity profiles make this the most cutting-edge RF series wheel to date. Paired with the rotary forging technology and an unmatched level of sophisticated design, we created the ultimate street-performance wheel.

rohanawheels.com

 

[RedVN]

You’re welcome!!! Main thing is, we’re in the right place. Contact them directly, even send them a photo of what your interested in and I believe they can assist you!😃👍

 

[Xxyion]

Seems like a lot of people are running 18x8. I assume for track/autocross use? I have a pair of leftover MPSS in 245/45/19 from my Supra i wanted to use for this car. Thinking about getting some Grammlights 57DR if i can find them in 19x8. Think that would work or would i have to go 19x9?

 

[Chuckable]

Seems like a lot of people are running 18x8. I assume for track/autocross use? I have a pair of leftover MPSS in 245/45/19 from my Supra i wanted to use for this car. Thinking about getting some Grammlights 57DR if i can find them in 19x8. Think that would work or would i have to go 19x9?

I’m not sure if you’ll find a 19x9 that will fit without rubbing on a 245/45/19 tire. Not saying it can’t be done, but I am just not aware of it. You’ll likely need some fairly serious negative camber. But it would look great if you can make it work!

 

[Xxyion]

I’m not sure if you’ll find a 19x9 that will fit without rubbing on a 245/45/19 tire. Not saying it can’t be done, but I am just not aware of it. You’ll likely need some fairly serious negative camber. But it would look great if you can make it work!

oh wow, so even if i were to lower on lowering springs i'd see some significant rubbing? So it looks like people are running 18s on this platform more so that they can run a wider tire?

 

[Chuckable]

oh wow, so even if i were to lower on lowering springs i'd see some significant rubbing? So it looks like people are running 18s on this platform more so that they can run a wider tire?

I’m just basing what I wrote on what I’ve read. Personally I’m running 18x8.5+45 on 235/40/18 tires with -2° front camber with no rubbing at all.

 

[veNom]

I’m just basing what I wrote on what I’ve read. Personally I’m running 18x8.5+45 on 235/40/18 tires with -2° front camber with no rubbing at all.

Did you need to run more camber to avoid rubbing I don’t see why you need so much camber

 

[DJMace]

245/45-19 is about 2" bigger rolling diameter than stock tires. I'd think that's a bigger problem than the 245 width itself. For 19" tires, you may be able to do 245/35-19, which is a bit larger than stock and similar to the 245/40-18 size some people use successfully. But I don't recall seeing anyone running that size in 19" so I'm not sure on fitment.