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Old 05-31-08, 09:10 PM
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i am having some trouble finding a set of rims for my turbo II with the right offset to fill out the wheel well. all of the rims that i can find at the local shops are either a high positive offset (very bad looking on my car) or the correct offset in a really ghetto style. so, that basically leaves me with very few options. i could either get a set of rims with a high positive offset and space the hell out of them or i could spend a load of money on a set of BBS rims. as much as i love BBS rims, i don't really want to drop that kind of money right now.

what have all of you done for rims? is there somewhere that you can point me to so that i can get a set of wheels with a nice offset and good width?
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BBS vert wheels look really nice and should be cheaper than brand new ones
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Sportmax, now XXR, offers a set of nice fitting, cheap rims. I had a set on my car but recently sold them (wanted to change the car's image).

Here's a pic of my car with the wheels:



Wheels are Sportmax 002's +0 offset, 16x8's.
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Here's a big thread with pictures and spec's.....

https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-non-technical-pictures-198/pictures-fc-wheel-fitment-specs-%2A%2A%2Apicts-n-specs-only%2A%2A%2A-698611/
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Just a qiuck question. I got a 88 n/a I want to put 17's what size tire should I get that won't ruin my speedometer? And I don't want to mess the fenders. i did get new springs with a 2" drop in front and 1 1/2" in back.
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max tire on 17's rear is 245/40/17 and front is 225/45/17.Pretty close to stock size and no Worry about the speedo.Also,no Fender rolling.
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Originally Posted by misterstyx69
max tire on 17's rear is 245/40/17 and front is 225/45/17.Pretty close to stock size and no Worry about the speedo.Also,no Fender rolling.
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Thanks, u guys are the best!
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Can the four be the same size or the way you mentioned is the best?
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All 4 can be the same size as the front mentioned above... 225/45/17
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