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03-15-02, 10:21 AM
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I was looking at an M2's wheels the other day. The 16s look really nice. Do the M2s have the same bolt pattern as the 1 gen RX7, 4 x 110 MM? Has anyone put those wheels on an RX7? If so it would be cool to see pics.
03-15-02, 06:48 PM
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You'd be suprised. Most Mazdas from the 1st gen era have the same bolt pattern, between the years of 1980-1983. The SE had a different wheel altogether. Also, the Volkswagon Fox uses the same bolt pattern as do some years of the Pontiac GrandAM. Check out Toyota and Mitsubishi as well. I'm pretty sure they also made wheels with the same pattern during the early 80's.
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03-16-02, 02:18 AM
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No Mustangs, no Peugeots have 4x110. All Mustangs were 4x4.5 or 5x4.5. (110mm is almost exactly 4 1/3")
The ONLY non-Mazda to have 4x110 were some very early Corollas with 12" wheels.
(I don't know where the Peugeot idea came from, other than some Peugeot 505s have 4x140 bolt pattern, the same as old-school Subarus. *Nobody* makes 4x140 wheels)
The ONLY non-Mazda to have 4x110 were some very early Corollas with 12" wheels.
(I don't know where the Peugeot idea came from, other than some Peugeot 505s have 4x140 bolt pattern, the same as old-school Subarus. *Nobody* makes 4x140 wheels)
03-16-02, 03:46 AM
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Depends on what you want. There isn't much fo rthe 4x110's except Panasports, Kosei K1's, ROH Snypers, and whatever old school mesh rims you can run across used.
You can also get Simmons rims, sourced from Austrailia. I plan to dump my Panasports and get a set one of these years.
You can also get Simmons rims, sourced from Austrailia. I plan to dump my Panasports and get a set one of these years.
03-16-02, 03:53 AM
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Don't forget Diamonds 
They're not approved for street use tho, but they say you shouldn't have any problem on the street if you only use them to go to and from the track.
They're not approved for street use tho, but they say you shouldn't have any problem on the street if you only use them to go to and from the track.
03-16-02, 03:55 AM
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Originally posted by peejay
Don't forget Diamonds They're not approved for street use tho, but they say you shouldn't have any problem on the street if you only use them to go to and from the track.
Don't forget Diamonds
They're not approved for street use tho, but they say you shouldn't have any problem on the street if you only use them to go to and from the track.
03-16-02, 04:05 AM
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No track use, I was actually looking at something more along the lines of TSW, Konig, OZ, you know the type, multi or five spoke types, maybe spider type rims, you know the "ricer" Honda type 
. Think what you would like about my decision, but I think that they are nice rims, and they just have a bad rep from the ricer crowd.
~T.J.
PS - Could I just order them with the custom pattern (4x110) drilled into them? Anyone ever heard of this? And the GSL does have the 4x110 right? and the SE has the 4x100?
. Think what you would like about my decision, but I think that they are nice rims, and they just have a bad rep from the ricer crowd.~T.J.
PS - Could I just order them with the custom pattern (4x110) drilled into them? Anyone ever heard of this? And the GSL does have the 4x110 right? and the SE has the 4x100?
03-16-02, 01:43 PM
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some wheel manufacturers will let you order them with a custom bolt pattern but you will PAY$$. HRE, Fisk, Simmons, ect.
the kosei k1 are "modern" or kinda ricey if you will, as are the roh snypers.
if you are into the older hot rod look, big daddy billets has 17" and 18" 4x110, I have seen these on a rx-3 and guess that they would fit the seven.
pics:
KOSEI
ROH snyper
the kosei k1 are "modern" or kinda ricey if you will, as are the roh snypers.
if you are into the older hot rod look, big daddy billets has 17" and 18" 4x110, I have seen these on a rx-3 and guess that they would fit the seven.
pics:
KOSEI
ROH snyper
03-17-02, 11:34 PM
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I agree... that RX-3 just looks WRONG... the wheels are SO out of proportion to the car (big wheels do not mix with short wheelbase/tall greenhouse!) and it looks like they clearanced the front fender with a pair of pliers. Sad sad sad...