rarest and hottest wheels for 1st gen
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BBS RS 16x8 +33
Saving up for 4 inch lip and some flares. Going to go with polish 4 in lip, black bolts, white face and black/silver BBS cap. After the new lip it's going to be 16x11 16x10 -4
Saving up for 4 inch lip and some flares. Going to go with polish 4 in lip, black bolts, white face and black/silver BBS cap. After the new lip it's going to be 16x11 16x10 -4
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Finally
Finally got my "new" tires/wheels on my SE today...They are Super Auto Strada Blocco's...Anyone ever heard of these? 15"x7", 114.3x4, +21 offset. Tires are Dunlop Direzza Sport Z1 Star Spec 195/50R15. Now I gotta get the old girl painted and looking nice.
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This is a great thread!!
I am looking to head back to 15" wheels on my GSL-SE. The retro wheels (specifically Rota or Enkei 92) in a 25 mm offset are high on my list. I also like the wheels by Drag (the DR-19 or the DR-34) for a more modern look, in 38 mm offset.
Tough choices!
I am looking to head back to 15" wheels on my GSL-SE. The retro wheels (specifically Rota or Enkei 92) in a 25 mm offset are high on my list. I also like the wheels by Drag (the DR-19 or the DR-34) for a more modern look, in 38 mm offset.
Tough choices!
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This is a great thread!!
I am looking to head back to 15" wheels on my GSL-SE. The retro wheels (specifically Rota or Enkei 92) in a 25 mm offset are high on my list. I also like the wheels by Drag (the DR-19 or the DR-34) for a more modern look, in 38 mm offset.
Tough choices!
I am looking to head back to 15" wheels on my GSL-SE. The retro wheels (specifically Rota or Enkei 92) in a 25 mm offset are high on my list. I also like the wheels by Drag (the DR-19 or the DR-34) for a more modern look, in 38 mm offset.
Tough choices!
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every time someone says rota's I'm reminded of the hot pink aleica wheels. I WILL have these one day.
http://www.driftworks.com/2011/05/ro...h-low-offsets/
I will own these, and I will run them :p i should swap to SE axles and get a set.........
http://www.driftworks.com/2011/05/ro...h-low-offsets/
I will own these, and I will run them :p i should swap to SE axles and get a set.........
#620
ACBron Motorsport
They're "Simmons V4's" Simmons wheels no longer exsists other than in name with limited sizes and models being made by another company under license.
The rims on the Moffat #43 car are actually made by a company called "retro wheels" who make most of the simmons original range in the 16" or smaller sizes
the retro wheels remakes (16" race version)
My original 15" Simmons V4 rims
The rims on the Moffat #43 car are actually made by a company called "retro wheels" who make most of the simmons original range in the 16" or smaller sizes
the retro wheels remakes (16" race version)
My original 15" Simmons V4 rims