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why would u want to kill the beautiful look a 1st gen has lol i say put what ever makes u happy alot of people here have there opinons on rims and sizes most are like u have to put panasports on i want my rx to be unlike anyone others and people are like u cant go bigger than 15" i say to each there own but i wouldnt put wires on my 7 lol unless they were 22" spinning wires lol j/k
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I was targetting 15's too, as a good compromise.
One thing I've been disappointed with is how few tires actually weigh less than stock... I mean, looks are fine but it makes no sense to me to buy any rims that wiegh more than the stock 13 lbs...
One thing I've been disappointed with is how few tires actually weigh less than stock... I mean, looks are fine but it makes no sense to me to buy any rims that wiegh more than the stock 13 lbs...
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Is it just me or would some of the miata wheels look pretty damn good on a 1st gen?
http://www.miata.net/faq/wheel_weights.html
In particular I like the '99-2002 Sport 5-spoke alloy wheel and the 10th Anniversary polished version. And if I'm reading the page right it would have the 4x100 bolt pattern for all the non-SE's out there. What dya'll think?
http://www.miata.net/faq/wheel_weights.html
In particular I like the '99-2002 Sport 5-spoke alloy wheel and the 10th Anniversary polished version. And if I'm reading the page right it would have the 4x100 bolt pattern for all the non-SE's out there. What dya'll think?
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