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Old 02-21-05, 01:59 AM
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Mmmmm... SSR Integrals.

Thanks to the_glass_man for hooking me up with his old set of SSR Integrals.

Got them on today...



I have a really big pic here

Of course, there's no engine/rad/anything else in the engine bay... but they look real nice as I push it around in my parking garage.
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Looking good man. What are the specs on them?

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Here's the thread from the sale:

https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=386467

Short answer is they are 17x9, +45mm offset in the rear and 17x8, +38 offset in front... For now...
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very nice.. offset suits well..
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hey nice man.

tell us in a few weeks how you like them kuhmos estcas. im interested.
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Originally Posted by Meiogirl
hey nice man.

tell us in a few weeks how you like them kuhmos estcas. im interested.
Search the Suspension forums for opinions on those tires. The consensus is that most people don't like them on the FD. Not enough grip.
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Yes alberto_mg, that's what I've seen/read here and elsewhere as well. I'm much less interested in the tires than I am the wheels.

I'll probably check to see what kind of lat g's I can pull at a track just for comparisons sake and then replace them with something r compound. With my old motor/turbo setup on my stock wheels and ES100's I could get up to about 1.15-1.2g. With my new setup I should be 100-200 pounds less, plus wider tires, so I'm hoping for 1.3+ g's.
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i have the kuhmos estcas on my FD and can say for mild street applications.. it's ok..
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DAMN!!!

i was going to get them from him if no one claimed them but i guess i was too late..

def some nice wheels there congrats
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Originally Posted by GooRoo
Thanks to the_glass_man for hooking me up with his old set of SSR Integrals.

Got them on today...



Damn, where is your garage, in the Batcave??


The wheels are looking good!!
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sweet looking rollers!!
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Originally Posted by GooRoo
Yes alberto_mg, that's what I've seen/read here and elsewhere as well. I'm much less interested in the tires than I am the wheels.


Tires are everything, especially if you're a track gooroo (no pun intended). Althought it's been a LONG time since I autocrossed I love the traction of my S0-3 pole positions. Invest in a set I guarantee you won't regret it.
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My bad, I meant, I'm much less interested in using these tires, as I am in using these rims.

In other words, I don't think the tires are good (for track use) and they will likely be replaced pretty quickly. The rims I love and I'll keep for a long time.

In any case there's some R compound Pirellis on Tire Rack that are inexpensive that I might try out.

Pirelli PZero Corsa 255/40YR17
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Originally Posted by busy13b
Damn, where is your garage, in the Batcave??


The wheels are looking good!!
Yep, all I need to do is paint them black and pickup the batsuit and I'm good to go.


On second thought, maybe not.
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Originally Posted by GooRoo
My bad, I meant, I'm much less interested in using these tires, as I am in using these rims.

In other words, I don't think the tires are good (for track use) and they will likely be replaced pretty quickly. The rims I love and I'll keep for a long time.

In any case there's some R compound Pirellis on Tire Rack that are inexpensive that I might try out.

Pirelli PZero Corsa 255/40YR17
Gotcha

Congrats on a good purchase at a great price too. Have any more shots so we can get a better idea how they look on the car?




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