My 2004 S with....Rotas!
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wow the wheels do look nice on the car.
but the wheels are not staggered... i bet it would probably change how your car handles. just because they're 5 x 114, doesn't mean they fit.
did i say they look nice on the car?
but the wheels are not staggered... i bet it would probably change how your car handles. just because they're 5 x 114, doesn't mean they fit.
did i say they look nice on the car?
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With the price of used S2000's reaching well below $20,000 we're going to see all kinds of variations in modifications coming up. Just look at it with an open mind.
Personally, I think it is great that anyone can pick up a S2000 now and put anything on it. I would like to think that some of these traditionally
mods might actually work and through threads like this we may find some new things that are appealing 
I'm with you dut - I'm going to put some Rotas on my M3 as well
Personally, I think it is great that anyone can pick up a S2000 now and put anything on it. I would like to think that some of these traditionally
mods might actually work and through threads like this we may find some new things that are appealing I'm with you dut - I'm going to put some Rotas on my M3 as well
I think they look better on sebring anyways 
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I have seen these rims on Spoon racing cars. I'm not sure what it is. They sell them used for $80 a rim after each race. They tell me it's from Spoon in Japan and it came off their race cars like the Civic, RSX and Fit.
There was a Spoon store in Santa Rosa that was trying to sell me a set of 4 for $300. I didn't take it because some paint were chipped off. There were like 50 rims for sale in the back of the store.
If they are the same wheels, then I think it wouldn't crumple since they use it to race.
Btw, the bronze rim looks nice. I would put a set of bronze on my s2k.
There was a Spoon store in Santa Rosa that was trying to sell me a set of 4 for $300. I didn't take it because some paint were chipped off. There were like 50 rims for sale in the back of the store.
If they are the same wheels, then I think it wouldn't crumple since they use it to race.
Btw, the bronze rim looks nice. I would put a set of bronze on my s2k.
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Originally Posted by Sperkin,Sep 20 2005, 09:25 AM
I have seen these rims on Spoon racing cars. I'm not sure what it is. They sell them used for $80 a rim after each race. They tell me it's from Spoon in Japan and it came off their race cars like the Civic, RSX and Fit.
There was a Spoon store in Santa Rosa that was trying to sell me a set of 4 for $300. I didn't take it because some paint were chipped off. There were like 50 rims for sale in the back of the store.
If they are the same wheels, then I think it wouldn't crumple since they use it to race.
Btw, the bronze rim looks nice. I would put a set of bronze on my s2k.
There was a Spoon store in Santa Rosa that was trying to sell me a set of 4 for $300. I didn't take it because some paint were chipped off. There were like 50 rims for sale in the back of the store.
If they are the same wheels, then I think it wouldn't crumple since they use it to race.
Btw, the bronze rim looks nice. I would put a set of bronze on my s2k.
