SSR's for sale
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Originally Posted by JonBoy,May 17 2007, 06:17 AM
Do you want rims only, or rims and tires?
Let me know what you got as far as wheels.
Jon,
Primarily, I'm interested in wheels only, but if there are some good tires on the rims, I would be interested too. Eventually, i want to put R compounds on the wheels.
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4 each - 17x9 +63 Volk CE28N LE Time attacks
---> Currently using with 255 Azenis RT-615 all around
4 each - 17x8.5 +65 TRMotorsports (Enkei) F3
--> Rims only. These would need hubs bored out on at least 2 of the wheels to fit the front hub. They're light (16lbs) but not cheap (cheaper than Volks, though
) Don't know if you know the story on these but they were sourced from Enkei by TireRack to meet AS (AP2) autocross fitments EXACTLY. They even use the stock (round seat) lugs. I just have four brand new rears that I'm planning to use for street wheels when I get around to it. You can check out what they look like on the tirerack website.
4 each - 16x7.5 +65 AP1 rear rims powder coated black
---> have 225 S-02s mounted all around
2 each - 17x8.5 +65 Kodiak rims
---> These are actually nice, lightweight rims but I seriously mangled one of the fronts and Kodiak no longer makes this model...so I'm hosed. They were almost $500 each new, but I'd *practically* give these away if someone wants them. For now, I'm planning to use them as backups in case I mangle another rim or two My Avatar pic is with these rims at Hallett.
There you go...my wheel inventory
---> Currently using with 255 Azenis RT-615 all around
4 each - 17x8.5 +65 TRMotorsports (Enkei) F3
--> Rims only. These would need hubs bored out on at least 2 of the wheels to fit the front hub. They're light (16lbs) but not cheap (cheaper than Volks, though
) Don't know if you know the story on these but they were sourced from Enkei by TireRack to meet AS (AP2) autocross fitments EXACTLY. They even use the stock (round seat) lugs. I just have four brand new rears that I'm planning to use for street wheels when I get around to it. You can check out what they look like on the tirerack website.4 each - 16x7.5 +65 AP1 rear rims powder coated black
---> have 225 S-02s mounted all around
2 each - 17x8.5 +65 Kodiak rims
---> These are actually nice, lightweight rims but I seriously mangled one of the fronts and Kodiak no longer makes this model...so I'm hosed. They were almost $500 each new, but I'd *practically* give these away if someone wants them. For now, I'm planning to use them as backups in case I mangle another rim or two
My Avatar pic is with these rims at Hallett.There you go...my wheel inventory
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You can get a set of Enkei RPF1's for pretty cheap and they're really light around 100 a set
http://www.edgeracing.com/wheel/1863/
Or these, 17X9, 5X114.3 and 43 offset for around 850 a set new under 18 pounds a piece. I would've picked up a set of these if I didn't already have my 17X9.5 Enkeis.
http://www.edgeracing.com/wheel/222/
http://www.edgeracing.com/wheel/1863/
Or these, 17X9, 5X114.3 and 43 offset for around 850 a set new under 18 pounds a piece. I would've picked up a set of these if I didn't already have my 17X9.5 Enkeis.
http://www.edgeracing.com/wheel/222/
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Originally Posted by Tx_Phantom,May 17 2007, 10:57 AM
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Thanks, Phantom, but I don't think either of those sets will work.
Cosmos, Those Enkei's are appealing. Did that link you send me would those 17x9 fit on the car? Unfortunately, i haven't done a lot of research on offset, lug pattern, etc.
Cosmos, Those Enkei's are appealing. Did that link you send me would those 17x9 fit on the car? Unfortunately, i haven't done a lot of research on offset, lug pattern, etc.