hey guys i got a free copy of grassrootd motorsports mag in the mail today and i found a ad for 4x110 rim's. diamondracingwheels.com. there site is not the greatist but it comes off thelly make what ever you want.

13x7 at 13.5 lbs for 88.5$ each is not that bad.


figured id pass the word on. mods delete this if its against the rules. i didnt think it would be since iam just passing on some info to help us 4x110 guys out.

 

whats the offset though

 

i think stock? there listed in the add as this

rx-7 1st gen: 13x7 4x110. 13.5 lbs each-$88.50 then uder it they have miata rims.

man your stocking me i just posted this lol.

 

any chance you can scan in the picture of them? Their website as you said is not too easy to find stuff on... or a link to said wheels would be nice

nevermind... looking at it some more... are you just saying that they will make any of their rim styles with that special price?

 

Diamond racing wheels are a pretty good choice. They are by no means a "show" rim but more focused on racing (as the name suggests). I have been thinking about getting a couple 15x12's and some MT slicks for the rear of my car for some fun.

I believe you can get them to send you a free catalog with more pictures and information. I misplaced mine around here somewhere though...

 

Here's what they look like. A Datsun buddy of mine has them, they're not bad looking either.

http://diamondracingwheels.com/RoadRaceSeries.htm

 

I had the Pro Series wheels in 15x7 on my old SA. They looked great.

 

Any pics of the car with em on by chance?????
I like em!!!!!!!!

 

function > form.

 

ive got the 13x7 on my car... i would like to get something nicer after i repaint some day but i like that they are fat.

 

Hey Rotospeed, what size and brand tires are you running?

 

just to let everyone know, i might have missed it in the forum, but i dont think i saw it,

these wheels are 100% custom, you tell them i want X size, with X width, in X offset. and they build it. (however everything is within reason.) all very well priced...

another site that does the same thing is.... http://www.bobhindsonracinginc.com/S...BHR%20Steelies

just to help you guys out

 

A lot of guys are using Diamond wheels. I even ordered a set myself last spring, but they lost my order and by then my wife had spent the money.

They make what you request. I had ordered 13x8 w/4" backspace, which is what most run in the 13" size.

 

2__/60 r13 i forget ill check tomorrow when i get the car back.

the brand is nanking its the only brand we could find that seams to make them. discount found them for me.


its the same size that people are running for scca's spec7 only in a street tire

 

205/60/13? I was interested in that getting that size and now I know it will lookd damn nice! LOL

 

yep 205/60/13. i like having that much meat on the ground.

only one guy at discount could find them everyone i talked to at all the places i called said that they dont make them. so Nanking might be your only bet.

 

I'm running Sumitomos on the stock rims. 215/50/13. They are quite a bit wider than the 205s they replaced...

 

Ken, any pictures of how the 50 series looks? I would like to see how the height of the sidewall changes from 60 to 50 series. I would love to go that wide but I'm putting these on my SA and then moving them to the FB once it's back on the road so I don't want to have any issues with either car

 

I have 205 60 13's on my car... the tires were made by cooper.

 

Here's a couple shots of the tires mounted on stock rims. These are Sumitomo 215/50/13s. I'll throw in a shot of the motor I just put in too.

 

Nice lookin' engine. Hey, if you ever get tired of that 3 piece wing I would be happy to take it off your hands....

 

Looks good! I love the width but I'm not huge on that small of a sidewall on a 13" wheel. If it were a 15" it would be great

 

I'm trying to deiced between the koings and these. there only a little less then the koings.

 

Just as a side note, you can get 205/60x13 in a performance/summer tire from the following manufacturers: Sumitomo, Cooper, Vredestein, and looks like Nanking.

If you want a DOT approved racing tire in that the size, then you can add Hoosier, Toyo, Kumho, etc.

 

warwaickben.... the 15x7 pro series wheels from diamond are about 90 a wheel and the konig rewinds or similar are about 125 per wheel. Unless you've found a cheeper konig dealer than the ones i've come across. Care to share?