someone tell me who makes these wheels.

[Future_gohan]

Thats all i have. lol But they're 18" and they're 4 lug. Any ideas? I don't know the offset or width but they look decently flush.

[turbo2nr]

i suggest putting your flame suit on...

[Future_gohan]

i suggest putting your flame suit on...

That was the most help I've ever gotten in my whole life omg.

[BOOMSHAKALAKA]

Those aren't flush.

[Future_gohan]

Those aren't flush.

-_-;

I asked a question not comments. Thanks.

[ViolentRunning13]

[Flicktitty]

they look like a Motegi or some sort of late 90's early 2000 Magizine ad special wheel.

[MySXisSlowerThanUrs]

haha I should put those wheels in my Sig instead of that girl/thing/thing again

[S13Joe]

haha I should put those wheels in my Sig instead of that girl/thing/thing again

lol, isnt that girl from someones post in the rx7club forum? i could have sworn i saw someone post up " Got my girlfriend to pose for my car!! " and shes hideous. unless that was here, i always laughed at that sig though.

[MySXisSlowerThanUrs]

haha That would be the girl!

[adrianfromthecastle]

lol... damn you guys are quick to flame... be a little help here... jeez!

**moved to T.W.B.S. forum***

I agree with Flicktitty, they look like motegis or some old school enkies or something. I'm guessing 18x7+40ish

I wouldn't recommend getting them if you were thinking about getting them... just my .02cents

[Future_gohan]

lol... damn you guys are quick to flame... be a little help here... jeez!

I agree with Flicktitty, they look like motegis or some old school enkies or something. I'm guessing 18x7+40ish

I wouldn't recommend getting them if you were thinking about getting them... just my .02cents

I'm not saying they're super flush or anything but they're not sunken in or anything like a +40 is.. Idk how you guys think that?

[Future_gohan]

Heres another picture from a more side view. See from my perspective it seems almost lined up with the fender? So Idk.

[Flicktitty]

do you have, or can you get a more front on shot?

[musashin]

They would appear to be almost flush, but you have to keep in mind the camber effect when you lower a car. Once you take camber into effect, those won't be flush at all. And even if you give it zero camber, those will still be sunken. For flushness, you generally want to have the wheels be at least an inch or two outside the body line at stock height, and then fit them under the fenders with negative camber.

You don't want those wheels.

[adrianfromthecastle]

They would appear to be almost flush, but you have to keep in mind the camber effect when you lower a car. Once you take camber into effect, those won't be flush at all. And even if you give it zero camber, those will still be sunken. For flushness, you generally want to have the wheels be at least an inch or two outside the body line at stock height, and then fit them under the fenders with negative camber.

You don't want those wheels.

hit the head on the nail.

it'll look like that because its on stock suspension, similar to that of OEM wheel fitment w/ stock suspension. You'll realize how much lower of an offset wheel you'll want when you drop the car on some lowering springs or coilovers.

I'm not saying they're super flush or anything but they're not sunken in or anything like a +40 is.. Idk how you guys think that?

most (if not all) multi 4 lug (4x 114.4/100) are high offsets (+40ish) that are meant mainly for Hondas, Sentras, etc

[captainfalco]

Kinda looks like a knockoff of these. That's all of the time i'll dedicate to these terrible looking wheels.

[Slappy]

Thats an old wheel. I bet if you look at an old Super Street magazine you will find them. I wanna say TSW.

I cant find it

http://www.wheelspecs.com/
Modified by Slappy at 7:57 PM 1/27/2009

[Future_gohan]

Well I didn't know that, and I plan on running coilovers soon.

So Sense I didn't mention this, a guy is giving me these rims and tires(brand new) for my sohc engine. Trying to sell a sohc locally is gonna be retarded, so do you think i should get these and try to resell them?