Compomotive has been around for a LONG LONG time. Mostly road racing wheels. I wouldnt doubt they are $500 a peice but they are brand new. If I was going to spend that kind of money, Id go with 3pc Billet Kodiak wheels.

 

see sig, stock rims painted black is 10x better than stock silver

 

I have the same ones - also got them from a parts car (82). Well, not a parts car as much as it is a project car, but same difference. They're now on my baby either way.

Here's a hint to the wanna-be Photoshop users...

A) Thumbnails
so we don't have to scroll past Eleventy Billion pictures with only minor differences

B) Crop
C'mon The Latin Heat - you have a crapload of scenery on those pics that isn't even helping the overall composition

C) Collage
Easiest way to show different wheels on the same vehicle - spice it up and make it interesting at least

/end quasi-rant

 

I actually have a set of ATS Classics with the 4*110 pattern that came with my old SA. They look like these:



As i recall, they are 13*6 and shoed with 20+ year old Cooper Cobra Radial GT. These tires are damn near everlasting, but not very grippy...

 

SWEET! Now I know basically how the wheels will look on my car. I've had to sand blast them to get all the oxidation out of the rims. Two rims weren't bad, but the other two were horrible. I'd say the rims I have are at least 10 years old or more. Also, one difference between mine and yours is the center cap. I have a full size cap that actually covers the whole center flat part. They look better than the type of center cap you have IMO. What size are those?

 

14"

As for the center cap - it is what it is, ya know? I haven't had too much time/money for my baby lately, but little things like new tires really help freshen up the car

 

anyone have a site for the epsilon or enkei mesh wheels? lookin for gold to go w/ mach green exterior

 

I love my 15x8" Centerline IMSA wheels, stuffed into 205/50-15 Falken Azenis