SSR Formula Mesh, 15x7
07-12-04, 07:15 PM
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SSR Formula Mesh, 15x7
I have the following wheels for sale if anyone is interested, they are brand new in the box, never mounted.
SSR Formula Mesh, Silver
15x7 +23mm offset, 4x114.3
$1250.00
SSR Formula Mesh, Gold
15x7 +23mm offset, 4x114.3
$1250.00
SSR Reverse Mesh, Silver
15x7.5 +32mm offset, 4x110
$1250.00
These wheels are brand new in the box, please serious inquiries only.
-earl
earl@pdoparts.com
SSR Formula Mesh, Silver
15x7 +23mm offset, 4x114.3
$1250.00
SSR Formula Mesh, Gold
15x7 +23mm offset, 4x114.3
$1250.00
SSR Reverse Mesh, Silver
15x7.5 +32mm offset, 4x110
$1250.00
These wheels are brand new in the box, please serious inquiries only.
-earl
earl@pdoparts.com
. My bolt pattern is 4 by 110
07-12-04, 09:32 PM
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I hope I am doing this right. Hopefully you guys will see a picture of the wheels.
-Earl
earl@pdoparts.com
-Earl
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07-13-04, 08:27 AM
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Damn. They look like my old BBS wheels on my GSL. However I only paid $40 a piece for mine.
http://smackfu.net/images/RotorFest-.../image115.html
http://smackfu.net/images/RotorFest-.../image115.html
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07-13-04, 02:34 PM
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Oh yeah, BBS made rims for the 1st gen's. These cars were fairly popular, remember 
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The guy I purchased them from found them on a junkyard 7. Idiot tried to 'make' them fit on a VW GTi. He routed one of the holes out, so I had to get that repaired. Still worth the price, though..
.The guy I purchased them from found them on a junkyard 7. Idiot tried to 'make' them fit on a VW GTi. He routed one of the holes out, so I had to get that repaired. Still worth the price, though..
07-13-04, 03:47 PM
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I've got a set of SSR Meshies, not formula mesh, i think they're EX-C Mesh. I [believe] they were made in 1986.
15x6.5 +5 4x114.3
Might look good on a GSL-SE, dunno what the size and offset are of the factory wheels
$700 +shipping. xerography11@yahoo.com
15x6.5 +5 4x114.3
Might look good on a GSL-SE, dunno what the size and offset are of the factory wheels
$700 +shipping. xerography11@yahoo.com
07-13-04, 08:37 PM
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So many awesome wheels out there, too bad I'm poor.
But for you 12A guys, check out the wheels in my sig (click the link) they are 4x108 but you can make them fit with a little effort.
But for you 12A guys, check out the wheels in my sig (click the link) they are 4x108 but you can make them fit with a little effort.
07-13-04, 08:41 PM
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Oh yeah, BBS made rims for the 1st gen's. These cars were fairly popular, remember .
Oh yeah, BBS made rims for the 1st gen's. These cars were fairly popular, remember
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The trucks and the RX-5 are the only exceptions I can think of.
07-13-04, 08:46 PM
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But for you 12A guys, check out the wheels in my sig (click the link) they are 4x108 but you can make them fit with a little effort.
IMO- adapt the hubs to accept a different bolt pattern safely or get rims to fit the car. Don't screw around with reaming the wheel stud holes out.
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07-14-04, 03:28 AM
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SSR made a special run in the mesh centers, however, I just sold them to a guy in Hawaii, sorry.
But yeah, they had a version of the EX-C's that were a mesh,
and I agree, don't EVER ream or modify a wheel to fit, EVER.
That's like guys asking if you can take your hubs and get them re-drilled for a different lug-pattern, being a machinist, I know I'd never redrill hubs. It's a disaster just waiting to happen.
But yeah, they had a version of the EX-C's that were a mesh,
and I agree, don't EVER ream or modify a wheel to fit, EVER.
That's like guys asking if you can take your hubs and get them re-drilled for a different lug-pattern, being a machinist, I know I'd never redrill hubs. It's a disaster just waiting to happen.
07-14-04, 09:30 AM
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well, that means these wheels go to the junkyard. I dont want to do it, but I have been trying for over a month to get rid of these and no one wants them.
And no, someone on Team FC3S told me you dont need to redrill anything, you can put them on if you convert to regualar wheel studs. I honestly dont know a lot about wheels.
And no, someone on Team FC3S told me you dont need to redrill anything, you can put them on if you convert to regualar wheel studs. I honestly dont know a lot about wheels.