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i got some more to add

rota slipstreams in 15x8, 16x8, 17x8.5. i dont think +48 offset for the 17x8.5 will fit with out a spacer.

http://18racing.com/wheels.html

on this website, they will make custom offsets for rotas if you get 4 sets made.

http://www.therotaspecialist.com/


the 15x7 jspl 11 lbs.

anyone wanna get a custom set of either of these in 16x9 let me know

What kind of price shipped would we be looking at here? I assume the offset would be appropriate for the MX-3 and that the extra width would be pushed out the outside edge of the wheel. It would look pretty slick on the MX-3 but how would the added stress affect the hub assembly and suspension? I've been looking for 16X8s without much success and don't think 16X7s would have enough width for the stance I'm looking for. Hmm. I might be interested if price is reasonable. What tire size are you planning to run?

Not sure if this has been posted....havent seen them yet and Im not positive on the weight.....but my tenzo sinkos (black w/ red stripe) are pretty damn light....at least to me

Ive got 15 X 7 Rota Slipstreams... I love em.. but with a 205 50 profile tire and stock ride hight they look really stupid (small)... new suspension this spring will make em look good.

whats the widest rine tire we can get on our car? and at what offset? has anyone done it or tried.....p.s. enkei j speeds are one of my favorites....i think they were only made in japan though and theyve been discontinued....sick wheel to get

http://www.949racing.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; also offers nice widths and offsets that would fit our cars...

15" diameter
7" Spec Miata +25mm offset 5" BS, 54.1mm hub center 13.1lbs 5.95kg
7.5" +34 5.25" BS, 59.1mm hub center, 12.1 lbs
8" +36 5.875"BS, 59.1mm hub center, 12.7 lbs
9" +36 6.25"BS, 59.1mm hub center, 14.2 lbs
(Mazda 54.1, Honda/Toyota 56.1, Mini 56.1, BMW 57.1, Nissan 59.1)
7, 7.5, 8" - 1.125" lip 29mm / 9" - 1.75" lip
60* standard conical seat lug hole. * DO NOT USE BALL SEAT LUGS *
Cast, one piece
450kg max load
A356.2 alloy
T4 Heat treated
Spectrometer analysis of raw material to insure purity
Each batch is X rayed for material conformity
ISO/TS 16949:2002
JWL certified

Open_dump wrote:whats the widest rine tire we can get on our car? and at what offset? has anyone done it or tried.....p.s. enkei j speeds are one of my favorites....i think they were only made in japan though and theyve been discontinued....sick wheel to get

im gonna be using 18x9 +24 all around. it is pretty flush in the rears but the front pokes out about 10-15 mm. 18x9 +35 will clear in the rears but on the rears 19x9 +24 is about as close as id go to the struts.

Hmm, those Spec Miata wheels look like they might be worth checking out. I've been thinking about getting some specifically for DOT competition rubber to take to the track with me. These are heavier than RPF1s, but not by much... And the sizes offered are quite diverse.

Thanks for the link.

BTW, there are also tons of new and used JDM wheels available at

http://www.rbwheels.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://yhst-1408381693991.stores.yahoo. ... mrims.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://www.memoryfab.com/wheels/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

etc.

Just google 'jdm wheels'.

They cost quite a bit, but if you're in the market for some nostalgic and rare/out of production wheels, then it's probably worth it. Most are forged and very lightweight. Not to mention beautiful.

I've bought my SSRs from ICB.

Sadly most of them are 6.5 or 7 wide. Probably won't find anything in the 15" size that's wider than 7. However they have a lot of lip.

see light weight rims would be nice on any car , but than again havin someone come around with a jack and a few tools in the middle of the night would really suck, thats the one tihng im worried about for lookin at light weights.

Get the locking nuts.

I picked up a set of 15" X 7 SSR type C this winter and a set of 195 55R 15 Bridgestone Potenza g3....i can't wait to see how they handle compared to my old steelies