Panasports
Last edited by pillage6; Nov 17, 2003 at 01:13 PM.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by RacerX7fb
[B]Heres my car with 15" gunmetal and polished lip ProRallys at the last show I'll ever do (see me bored in the chair on the left)
What width size are those? I want the same thing but a little bit more lip.
[B]Heres my car with 15" gunmetal and polished lip ProRallys at the last show I'll ever do (see me bored in the chair on the left)
What width size are those? I want the same thing but a little bit more lip.
you will be lucky to get anything with much more of a lip without having a widebody and wider wheels.
Deep dish wheels are usually associated with zero offset a positive offstet wheels. FB require about a -40 offset so in 7" wide the lip on the wheel is negligable
Deep dish wheels are usually associated with zero offset a positive offstet wheels. FB require about a -40 offset so in 7" wide the lip on the wheel is negligable
Originally posted by oni-dori
volk racing makes te37s but they only come in 13x5.5 for the 4x110 lug pattern. www.takakaira.co.jp
volk racing makes te37s but they only come in 13x5.5 for the 4x110 lug pattern. www.takakaira.co.jp
volk prestige bright 14x5 $335
volk te-37 13x5 $270 14x5 $279
theyre all +45 offset and 5" wide, ours is +23 and 5.5 wide
must be for the old school ae86's or something
damn euro-gm and their 5x110, i was faked out when speedline had tons of stuff for em :P
Originally posted by web777
MikeLMR,
What size are yours?
I had a couple of mesh rims 1"-2" lip and thay still (barely) tucked in. The offset for GSL-SE suck you can run FWD rims.
MikeLMR,
What size are yours?
I had a couple of mesh rims 1"-2" lip and thay still (barely) tucked in. The offset for GSL-SE suck you can run FWD rims.
you can probably go wider and screw with the offset in the rear, but space is really tight on the front and the 7's with a -40 offset only just clear the strut (could have done with a slightly lower offset really)
Wow, some beautiful cars in this thread.
One question though, RacerX7fb says he has "pro rally's" and MikeLMR says he has "compmotive ML's".
Whats the difference? I though Panasports were Panasports?
One question though, RacerX7fb says he has "pro rally's" and MikeLMR says he has "compmotive ML's".
Whats the difference? I though Panasports were Panasports?
Originally posted by MikeLMR
you will be lucky to get anything with much more of a lip without having a widebody and wider wheels.
Deep dish wheels are usually associated with zero offset a positive offstet wheels. FB require about a -40 offset so in 7" wide the lip on the wheel is negligable
you will be lucky to get anything with much more of a lip without having a widebody and wider wheels.
Deep dish wheels are usually associated with zero offset a positive offstet wheels. FB require about a -40 offset so in 7" wide the lip on the wheel is negligable
One question though, RacerX7fb says he has "pro rally's" and MikeLMR says he has "compmotive ML's".

It wouldve been nice if they were at the ideal offset and at 7+ inches wide, but they did perform quite well over the weekend at Buttonwillow Raceway.
Compomotive is another wheel manufacturer, also very nice
Last edited by RacerX7fb; Nov 17, 2003 at 09:54 PM.
yeh, compomotive are a UK manufacturer.
As I said earlier panasport is a knock off of a very old wheel design that has been copied by many companies over the years. So you will find many wheels that look the same with lots of different manufacturers and names.
As I said earlier panasport is a knock off of a very old wheel design that has been copied by many companies over the years. So you will find many wheels that look the same with lots of different manufacturers and names.
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