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joey77051 02-15-11 12:52 AM

Black FD with work meister or TE37
 
hmm.....I am mainly looking for black FD with work meisters or te37 in aggressive fitment (ex. 18x9.5 +22...etc)

If you guys have pics please post them up!

joey77051 02-15-11 04:33 PM

anyone?

joey77051 02-18-11 01:05 PM

bump...

cabaynes 02-19-11 07:14 PM

Stop bumping your thread. Search.

Miata_mx5 02-20-11 01:37 PM

They do exist.

Natey 02-20-11 01:42 PM

These SSRs look a lot like Meisters, IMO.
http://www.ssr-wheels.com/gallery/im...1_rx7-fd3s.jpg
http://motormavens.com/emAlbum/album...oni_fd3s_1.jpg

SEARCH HERE:
https://www.rx7club.com/suspension-wheels-tires-brakes-20/post-pics-your-fd-wheel-fitment-895289/#post9900694

joey77051 02-20-11 03:32 PM

thanks!

well, i did search and look thru all the picture thread.....but just to see if anyone have more....so i can make a decision on which set to get....

Natey 02-20-11 03:37 PM

Between those choices, you can't lose. :)

..have you tossed around the idea of a set of CCWs?

joey77051 02-20-11 04:15 PM

haha, yea hope so...

CCW looks sick indeed but meister and TE are always my two of my favorite wheels...so its either TE or meister for me now.

allrotor93 02-21-11 07:37 PM

Te37 all the way

Meisters are played out :)

joey77051 02-22-11 03:03 AM

haha yea maybe...

since my car is black...its either black meister or bronze/silver/white TE....so hard to decide..thats why i need some more pics :)

purerx7 02-22-11 06:16 AM

te37s are just as played out if not more so than meisters

joey77051 02-22-11 01:09 PM


Originally Posted by purerx7 (Post 10482136)
te37s are just as played out if not more so than meisters

agree...but those are are 2 hottest wheels ever made IMO!

dvo 02-22-11 03:57 PM

SSR Sp1

http://ll.speedhunters.com/u/f/eagam...s/IMG_3247.jpg
http://ll.speedhunters.com/u/f/eagam...s/IMG_3242.jpg

joey77051 02-22-11 08:01 PM

wooo, those looks like meister too! interesting....

nice pics!! is that color bronze?

dvo 02-23-11 09:49 AM

face is a bronze finish. I owner of the pac pictured I believe later swtiched out to ce28 time attacks after these wheels, then later sold the car. The difference between the two is the SSR Sp1 offers more brake clearance due to where the spokes bolt to the barrels. The face's spokes bolt to the same line that all the rivets are at offering a slightly larger face. Because of the stepped lip, the face on an 18" rim is 17." Where as the spokes on the meister bolt on the barrels below the line of the rivets. On an 18" Meister, I believe you're getting about a 16" face. Also, the rivets are flush with the mounting point on the SSR, and the rivets stick out on the Meister, making it harder to clean the barrel. When I had my meisters, I had to bust out Qtips when I wanted to clean around them. Such a pain. I have some SSRs on order which should be here next early March.

joey77051 02-23-11 01:18 PM


Originally Posted by dvo (Post 10484558)
face is a bronze finish. I owner of the pac pictured I believe later swtiched out to ce28 time attacks after these wheels, then later sold the car. The difference between the two is the SSR Sp1 offers more brake clearance due to where the spokes bolt to the barrels. The face's spokes bolt to the same line that all the rivets are at offering a slightly larger face. Because of the stepped lip, the face on an 18" rim is 17." Where as the spokes on the meister bolt on the barrels below the line of the rivets. On an 18" Meister, I believe you're getting about a 16" face. Also, the rivets are flush with the mounting point on the SSR, and the rivets stick out on the Meister, making it harder to clean the barrel. When I had my meisters, I had to bust out Qtips when I wanted to clean around them. Such a pain. I have some SSRs on order which should be here next early March.


Ah I see!

I didnt know 18'' meister have the 16'' face....interesting.....

any pics of your current ride with meister? haha...


thanks for the info man!! really appreciate the help...add one more wheel onto the list....

allrotor93 02-23-11 07:24 PM


Originally Posted by purerx7 (Post 10482136)
te37s are just as played out if not more so than meisters

I would say currently there are many more fds running around with meisters. Maybe the te37 was the fad back in the 90s but the work wheels are everywhere now! Not to mention they are heavy as hell....or at least look heavy :)

Both look great though.

Natey 02-23-11 08:25 PM

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Miata_mx5 02-23-11 08:37 PM

Both the SSR SP1 and Work Meister are nicer wheels than the TE37 for street/track use. The Meister has a more nostalgic look with the deeper step lip and the curved face. Also the 18 inch 3 piece Meister has a forged face which is nice. SSRs are available in more color choices though.

allrotor93 02-23-11 09:23 PM

There is no way either of those wheels are a better wheel than the te37..you can't go wrong with any mentioned above.

99spec_fd 02-23-11 10:23 PM

just sold my miesters
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5133/...b5eaa0fc_o.jpg

joey77051 02-24-11 02:41 AM

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joey77051 02-24-11 02:43 AM


Originally Posted by 99spec_fd (Post 10485953)

THIS is one of the reason i added the meister to my list :) especially i have a black FD...well...not matt black...but its black...haha

joey77051 02-24-11 02:46 AM


Originally Posted by Miata_mx5 (Post 10485734)
Both the SSR SP1 and Work Meister are nicer wheels than the TE37 for street/track use. The Meister has a more nostalgic look with the deeper step lip and the curved face. Also the 18 inch 3 piece Meister has a forged face which is nice. SSRs are available in more color choices though.

i thought TE37 is better for track use no?


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