Side profile of TE37's (for potential buyers)
www.regamaster.com
It's the same design as the Spoon wheel, except, you can get different colors instead of just black.
It's the same design as the Spoon wheel, except, you can get different colors instead of just black.
I'd be interested to see what the results of this is. Spoon does offer their wheels in +45mm but not for the S2000. I checked various times with Giampiero and Mingster and they both confirmed with Spoon that the +35mm was the correct offset for the S2K and not the +45mm. Is the Regamaster the same weight?
Ok, I (Actually a peformance shop called directly over to Japan for me) found out why Spoon prefers a 35mm offset for the front...It turns out that Spoon's brake calipers are bigger then stock, so they needed to have the offset lower to make it fit (Stick out more). Get it? I hope I explained it correctly.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by HondaGuy
[B]Ok, I (Actually a peformance shop called directly over to Japan for me) found out why Spoon prefers a 35mm offset for the front...It turns out that Spoon's brake calipers are bigger then stock, so they needed to have the offset lower to make it fit (Stick out more).
[B]Ok, I (Actually a peformance shop called directly over to Japan for me) found out why Spoon prefers a 35mm offset for the front...It turns out that Spoon's brake calipers are bigger then stock, so they needed to have the offset lower to make it fit (Stick out more).
would Giampiero have sold the 45mm offset wheels? it always sucks to find out AFTERWARDS all the stupid shit we don't know!
Did you ever mount your wheels dan? (as in put them on he car)
Scot
[QUOTE]Originally posted by turbo_pwr
[B]
Damn, I wish someone would have told me that to begin with, I would have went with the +45mm.
Did you ever mount your wheels dan? (as in put them on he car)
Scot
[QUOTE]Originally posted by turbo_pwr
[B]
Damn, I wish someone would have told me that to begin with, I would have went with the +45mm.



