What other wheels fit the non-se First gens?
10-15-04, 06:24 PM
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Since you dont care about looks I'm guessing you just want another set of wheels for race/snow tyres. You'll have a hard time finding anything that isn't a stock rim that is also inexpensive
Oddly enough
I have a full set of stock rims for sale. They're in good condition w/o centercaps. Email jbartels@kent.edu if you're interested.
Oddly enough
I have a full set of stock rims for sale. They're in good condition w/o centercaps. Email jbartels@kent.edu if you're interested.
10-15-04, 06:31 PM
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Shipping from the US + handling at the border will cost me more than what I can get them for locally, I'm sure. but thanks anyways! (unless you want like $20 for the set, then they might be worth it!) hehe.
I've picked up one spare set here allready (+ style) and I even got them for free! but I'd like at least one more set.
I think I have a pair of mazda GLC wheels around somewhere, will they fit?
I've picked up one spare set here allready (+ style) and I even got them for free! but I'd like at least one more set.
I think I have a pair of mazda GLC wheels around somewhere, will they fit?
10-15-04, 07:28 PM
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I have stock wheels I'd ship and then you'd not have to pay at the border. I also have some (surface rust only) steelies that fit but they are only 5". Shipping from here shouldn't be too bad.
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10-17-04, 09:32 PM
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You can also try running wheels from a later model 323 but you may need to get some spacers, which are pretty cheap. I believe that these wheels have the same pattern.
Grant
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