Old School wheels
01-22-06, 11:05 PM
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Old School wheels
I was wondering if there's any old school 'MAG' style wheels (like on the Mach 1) 5 spoke available for our cars. I searched, but it was a rediculously lame search that turned up nothing.
01-24-06, 01:23 AM
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No go. The only ones they offer for us are guady 
But, for future reference, I'm looking for something like this:
http://www.americanracing.com/wheels...lloy§ion=P
But, for future reference, I'm looking for something like this:
http://www.americanracing.com/wheels...lloy§ion=P
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01-24-06, 10:28 AM
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Find the phone # for American Racing, tell them you have a such and such year of Rx-7 and they have the 4x110 bolt pattern, say would you guys be willing to custom drill these (fill with rims name or part #) and if so how much would the drill charge be? they will give you a drill charge ($10-$100) for each wheel. Then they'll probably give you the total price of all four. (ignore this, they just dont want to do it cause there lazy and want to scare you with big #'s, that is unless you are scared of big #'s 
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01-24-06, 11:53 AM
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that's a 5 spoke, 5 hole, 5 lug rim. if it's drilled for 4 lugs they would drill clost to the raised centers of the spokes. which may detract from the look of the rims. but i'd still like to see it on a 1st gen. 17x9 is heavy and big though......
01-24-06, 11:14 PM
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Everyone Ive talked to recomends finding a set of rims that have the center caps that cover the lugs..... but nobody ever told me you couldnt do it to a normal wheel.... or you could order a set of "blanks" with no lug holes... and take them to a machine shop... i dont know...
01-24-06, 11:21 PM
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I had these American Racing wheels custom drilled for my 80LS, and they fit very well. They are in 14x6, and a little bit wide on the outside, causing some fender rubbing during cornering. They're the only ones I've seen like them, however;
01-25-06, 04:01 AM
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Oldschool wheels?
Heres what I sent to the shop yesterday to get metal sleeves put in.
American Racing 200S (or also called Libre's)
13x7
I got a steal on these wheels,the people dont know what they had.I just ordered center caps for them.Im going to polish the lip,and paint the insides either a dark gun metal or probally black.
But im 99.% sure its going to be black.
Heres some info on the wheels. http://www.roadsters.com/wheels/#ARH
I can get adaptors made for 40+ off set wheels (which im going to do next for the 4x110,on my budget car)
Its about $200. with lug nuts and evrything.But I dont know how much to ship to you guys.
If your intrested,rotary7@gmail.com.
Heres what I sent to the shop yesterday to get metal sleeves put in.
American Racing 200S (or also called Libre's)
13x7
I got a steal on these wheels,the people dont know what they had.I just ordered center caps for them.Im going to polish the lip,and paint the insides either a dark gun metal or probally black.
But im 99.% sure its going to be black.
Heres some info on the wheels. http://www.roadsters.com/wheels/#ARH
I can get adaptors made for 40+ off set wheels (which im going to do next for the 4x110,on my budget car)
Its about $200. with lug nuts and evrything.But I dont know how much to ship to you guys.
If your intrested,rotary7@gmail.com.
Last edited by Rotary7s; 01-25-06 at 04:05 AM.
