SSR integral a2's ... good wheels?
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Great wheel... only problem is they don't make them anymore, so if you bend one, you're gonna have a tough time finding a replacement. The good thing however, is that io've never heard of anyone bending them. They're forged, and tough.
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i currently have these rims, i live in ny so the roads arent ideal, but i havent even came close to bending a wheel, ontop of that they are a very light weel, and they look bigger then what they really are, for instance i have 16's but everyone that seems them swears they are 17's,
p.s- i have a set for trade in the wheel section.
p.s- i have a set for trade in the wheel section.
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Yea I know you are pretty much the reason I posted this thread I PMd you on NoPistons wanting to buy them flat out. I dont have any wheels to trade you, unless youd be intersted in these:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=319533
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=319533
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SSR Integral A2's... they are tough.
Many years on my car here in Montreal and they're still straight... if you know the state of the roads here... it means a lot.
David
Many years on my car here in Montreal and they're still straight... if you know the state of the roads here... it means a lot.
David
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I have six of the SSR Integral A2s in 9 x 17 with 45 mm offset wrapped with 255/40-17 tires. The SSRs are straight and true, and the bright silver finish is handsome and durable. You probably will not bend an 8 x 16 Integral with 225/50-16 tire.