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It was a pleasure helping you get these wheels J. It's not very often that we have wheels in-stock for the AMG GTR so you got very lucky because this is one phenomenal looking set. I know that ANRKY would like a full photoshoot of this so if you need help coordinating please let me know David@WheelsBoutique.com
Originally Posted by AMG RB
Wheels all custom fitment, not spacers?
Originally Posted by kumizi
Car looks great.
Does anyone make a 355 outside of Pirelli Pzero? I ran those before on another car. Looked cool but couldnt even hook 550whp.
Originally Posted by ChargedMB
Do you get any rub with 355s in the rear with the steering? I noticed there is a lot of rub in the front with the 275s
Yes, all ANRKY wheels are custom built to order. We had these built to 20"x10.5" || 21"x13" with special offsets so that 285 & 355 tires could be used without any rubbing. Michelin offers their Pilot Sport 4S in these sizes as well.
Originally Posted by smith787
Car looks great congrats. Please a picture of those tires. Ive been in the wheels industry for a while and havent seen a set up on a GT like that yet 355 is insane! Im about to change my tire set up for 355 cuz of you lol
Best photo I could get on the fly of a rear angle with 355's on an AMG GTR. I'll try to get more.
you might have just dyno'd on a good day like density altitude, pressure etc but i do see what looks like a dynojet which does correct pretty accurately. AMG is going to rate that power obviously at the crank but most dont know all manufactures measure in SAE. 99% of tuners use STD for bigger numbers which can be about 2-4% higher than it should be. also, most tuners wont use the 1:1 gear since it spins the dyno up to much. i believe these are 5th but i could be wrong. i have no idea what these car lose for drive train loss since they use carbon materials and one car with steel rotors vs carbon vs one set of wheels and tires vs another etc etc so who knows. either way it looks good. i guess its only underrated by about 44hp which isnt bad, again depending on all factors that day, maybe better fuel than Germany etc etc
I assume due to wheel size (21) and width of the tire the overall acceleration would diminish a fair amount; however, would the increase in rubber improve the handling enough that you can carry the speed through corners...
Hey all...sorry...just getting back. The 285's and the 355's fit perfect. ZERO rubbing. You definitely wouldn't want to spend this kind of money and have ANY issues whatsoever.
Wheels Boutique and Anrky really figured this out.
Thanks for all the positive comments!
The difference between the 315 R888R and the 355 PirellyPirelli is substantial. 🧐
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Can you email me these photos so we can upload them to the website? Thank you - David@WheelsBoutique.com
