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David’s Evo X on 18×9.5″ Rota Grid Wheels – Cosmic Blue

Justin’s Evo X on 18×9.5″ Rota Grid – Gunmetallic

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Ron’s Evo 9 on 18×9.5″ Rota Grid Wheels – Flat Black

Mike’s Evo X on 18×9.5″ Rota Torque Wheels – Full Royal Sports Bronze

Dennis’ Evo 8 on 18×9″ Rota G-Force Wheels – Flat Black w/ Red Lip

Hunter’s Evo X on 18×9.5 Rota Torque Wheels – Gunmetallic

Michael’s Lancer Ralliart on 18×8″ Rota Torque – Gunmetallic

2009 Rota Wheels Car of the Year, Presented by wheeldude.com

Alexander’s Evo 8 on 18×9.5″ Rota Grid Wheels – Yamaha Black

David’s Evo X on 18×9.5″ Rota Grid Wheels – Cosmic Blue

Customer: David Lounmala
Car: 2008 Mitsubishi Evo X
Wheels: Rota Grid 18×9.5 +20 – Cosmic Blue

Wicked white and cosmic blue Grids look great! IMO, this is the best color combination for cosmic blue.

Justin’s Evo X on 18×9.5″ Rota Grid – Gunmetallic

Customer : Justin Chiu
Car: 2008 Mitsubishi Evo X
Wheels: Rota Grid 18×9.5 +20 – Gun Metallic

These 18×9.5″ Grids always looked nice on Evo X’s. Wicked white and gunmetallic is always a good combo to have!

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The Dude loved those customer submitted cars with Rotas so much that they’re worth hanging on his wall at the office. He printed out some of the top Rota featured cars… then he took a photo of it. It’s like that bad Xzibit internet meme, “Sup dawg, I heard you like photos, so we took a photo of a photo so you can have a photograph of your photos.”

Ron’s Evo 9 on 18×9.5″ Rota Grid Wheels – Flat Black

Customer: Ron Lavecchio (evolutionm.net thread here)
Car: 2005 Mitsubishi Evo 8
Wheels: Rota Grid 18×9.5 +20 – Flat Black

There isn’t way too much going on here with this nicely done Evo 9. The right stance and fitment goes a long way and this sick Evo 9’s a good example of that. Just a fender roll and a slight camber tweak and you can fill those wheel wells with 18×9.5’s!

Mike’s Evo X on 18×9.5″ Rota Torque Wheels – Full Royal Sports Bronze

Customer: Mike
Car: 2008 Mitsubishi Evo X
Wheels: Rota Torque 18×9.5 +20 – Full Royal Sports Bronze

Mike’s Evo was featured this past fall with a set of 18×9.5″ Rota DPTs in white and absolute green. He’s back at it again with a set of Rota Torques!

Dennis’ Evo 8 on 18×9″ Rota G-Force Wheels – Flat Black w/ Red Lip

Customer: Dennis Vatangan
Car: 2003 Mitsubishi Evo 8
Wheels: Rota G-Force 18×9 +30 – Flat Black Red Lip

Dennis emailed us photos of his Evo 8 on some time attack Rota G-Force wheels. Even included some neat HDR photos too. The carbon fiber canards, that stance, and the time attack wheels, I’d assume sees the track every now and then while serving as a awesome daily driver.

Hunter’s Evo X on 18×9.5 Rota Torque Wheels – Gunmetallic

Customer: Hunter Hammond
Car: 2008 Mitsubishi Evo X
Wheels: Rota Torque 18×9.5 +20 Gun Metallic
Tires: Nitto NT05 265/35/18

Hunter recently emailed us updated photos of his Evo X on 18×9.5 Rota Torque. He was featured on our site way back in July last year.

Michael’s Lancer Ralliart on 18×8″ Rota Torque – Gunmetallic

Customer: Michael Paulins
Car: 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart
Wheels: Rota Torque 18×8 +48 – Flat Black

I personally haven’t seen many modified Lancer Ralliarts around. Let alone Ralliarts in general on the road. It was inevitable that Mitsubishi has an entry level AWD turbo sport compact that’s considered Subaru’s WRX as it’s main competitor. This one looks great on a set of 18×8 Rota Torque wheels. You guys will be seeing more of the Ralliart on the site, especially since we just added the new Ralliart section to our store!

2009 Rota Wheels Car of the Year, Presented by wheeldude.com

Hand picked by The Dude and the staff, these are our favorite customer photos in 2009.

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Alexander’s Evo 8 on 18×9.5″ Rota Grid Wheels – Yamaha Black

Customer: Alexander Nieves
Car: 2003 Mitsubishi Evo 8
Wheels: Rota Grid 18×9.5 +20 – Yamaha Black

Very aggressive setup for earlier Evos! Normally this setup doesn’t play nice with stock fenders, so some fender rolling and camber adjustments make this work. Judging by the exterior, I’d say Alexander’s Evo 8 is ready to hit the track.