Just curious, what are you looking to spend on some cheap rims?tehzack wrote:Sportmax/xxr, rota grids. All I can really think of for cheap new wheels.
phase2 is also out of the Elitessimmode1 wrote:Elites from phase2motortrendMB Weapons...And yeah, of course, Rota and XXR
The important thing is fitment, though. Try to get something like 17x9+15. Thats a pretty good size to shoot for on an s13. GL!
EDIT: OOps... I meant MB Battles above, but I just heard they may not be selling them in good offsets anymore...
Modified by simmode1 at 11:02 AM 12/28/2008
Well, that automatically confines your choices to mainly just XXR/Sportmax wheels. Go look at the 002's, 501's, etc...PHeller wrote:I'm looking in the $400 range.
I do the occasional auto-x and I'd like to give the road track a try now that Jersey has got a new one. Light wheels wouldn't be a bad thing, but I don't have the money to shell out for RP01's or something...especially on a daily driver.
fixedtEknoS13 wrote:hey sorry for threadjack but I have really been looking into these lately. I think imma give them a go. WORK knockoffs
Well to me they look identical to Enkei Rp01. I might have gotten the model number wrong but i'm sure you know which ones i'm talking about.keith0486 wrote:
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One ****ty fitting wheel for $234!?tEknoS13 wrote:hey sorry for threadjack but I have really been looking into these lately. I think imma give them a go. Enkei knockoffs
http://www.elementwheels.com/p...1880Z
It appears they only come in +45 offset in 4x114.3/100 lug pattern. They look nice my only concern is my z32 caliper clearance and flushness.
Flicktitty wrote:save some money and get some used good wheels.
to me i'd rather spend $800-1000 on USED Works/Volks/etc then spend the same amount on new junk knockoffs.
The only used Work/Volk wheels I see in the $800-$1000 range are usually bad fitting too. Where are you seeing good sizes in that price range?Flicktitty wrote:save some money and get some used good wheels.
to me i'd rather spend $800-1000 on USED Works/Volks/etc then spend the same amount on new junk knockoffs.
Oh... see keep checking the usual suspects... RBwheels.com, classifieds, etc... ok.Flicktitty wrote:you can find them, there not easy but you can find em.
You can get Rota's in tons of places. I've heard of ppl ordering them thru their local DiscountTire stores and local wheel shops. I was quoted $895 shipped for a set of 17x9.5+12 Rota P45R's back in the early summer. I thought that was just a little high, considering they were Rota's. But the where were in high demand. But a few months later, another NICO guy posted that he got the same wheel in a very similar size at Discount Tire for $710!PHeller wrote:I found a set of XXR 002's for $400, but I gotta go retrieve them 7 hours away, which may not be too big of a deal because I might be going snowboarding nearby.
Where can you find RWD specific Rota wheels cheap? Ebay just seems to have loads of the FWD offset wheels.
At 16lbs, the XXR 002 ain't exactly a heavy wheel. It isn't light, but I'm not paying a $1000 for 11lb wheels.