Work Emotion CRs on an FD?
04-03-04, 12:11 AM
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Work Emotion CRs on an FD?
Would any size of Work Emotion CRs fit on an FD? I'd be interested in 17" most likely. I searched but didn't find any info pertaining to the CRs. Thanks for any info, it'd be much appreciated. -Joe
04-03-04, 10:58 PM
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You can find the Work Emotion's on this site. They have the correct offsets and width for an FD3S. What company are you going to order your rims from?
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04-04-04, 04:18 PM
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Yeah, I saw some stuff on the Emotions...but are the Emotion CRs any different in the fitting?...or is just the way they're built? Thanks for the link, funny enough that's where I first spotted them.
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I heard the wait time to recieve a product from Gruppe-S is very long. It took another forum member about 2-3 months to recieve his rims. I might look for another shop to get my rims.
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The Emotion's might be lighter than the Emotion CR's. I think the only noticeable difference between the Emotions and the Emotion CR's is the price, The Emotions are about double the price of the Emotion CR's.
04-04-04, 07:17 PM
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yeah it seems just price and weight are the differences from what I'm seeing. It's too bad because I can't justify $1000US extra to lose 5-7lbs per wheel :S Although I do want light wheels and nice wheels...too bad I'm not a millionaire. They should've just made the rx-7 with heavy OEM wheels so we'd downgrade the weight no matter what and feel good about it...lol
PS - The Enkei RPF1s are really nice wheels too.
PS - The Enkei RPF1s are really nice wheels too.
04-04-04, 08:54 PM
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I heard the wait time to recieve a product from Gruppe-S is very long. It took another forum member about 2-3 months to recieve his rims. I might look for another shop to get my rims.
I heard the wait time to recieve a product from Gruppe-S is very long. It took another forum member about 2-3 months to recieve his rims. I might look for another shop to get my rims.
04-04-04, 09:36 PM
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Originally posted by neofreak
I believe the regular Emotions are forged, while the CRs are cast.
I believe the regular Emotions are forged, while the CRs are cast.
04-05-04, 07:24 AM
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Originally posted by SpeedKing
It's like this at EVERY shop that sources JDM products. Unless they stock the specific wheels in the exact color, sizes, and offsets which is doubtful, prepare to wait.
It's like this at EVERY shop that sources JDM products. Unless they stock the specific wheels in the exact color, sizes, and offsets which is doubtful, prepare to wait.
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The only thing I'm worried about is they take the same amount of time to get my rims, but they don't give me a refund like you. 
I could have gone somewhere else and gotten the rims alot sooner.
By the way AMRAAM4, Those are some sweet rims.
I could have gone somewhere else and gotten the rims alot sooner.
By the way AMRAAM4, Those are some sweet rims.
04-05-04, 07:42 PM
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Originally posted by 94-RHD-EFINI-RX7
The only thing I'm worried about is they take the same amount of time to get my rims, but they don't give me a refund like you.
I could have gone somewhere else and gotten the rims alot sooner.
By the way AMRAAM4, Those are some sweet rims.
The only thing I'm worried about is they take the same amount of time to get my rims, but they don't give me a refund like you.
I could have gone somewhere else and gotten the rims alot sooner.
By the way AMRAAM4, Those are some sweet rims.
04-06-04, 12:06 AM
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What's another source in the US/Canada that could get similar Work/Advan wheels for as good prices that is reputable?
What's another source in the US/Canada that could get similar Work/Advan wheels for as good prices that is reputable?
http://www.z1auto.com
04-06-04, 10:27 PM
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Richard (BicuspiD here) will give you a damn good deal. He and I talked about getting me my Advans however things got mixed up in communication and I ended up going with Gruppe-S because I thought he wasn't getting back to me. He will beat prices and I got my Advans for less than what Gruppe-S has on there site (before their refund I am talking) and I am sure BicuspiD would have beat it. The 2 of them are probably one of the few aggressive Advan dealers in the US
