Chuck S

You have the wheels you need, no need to change them. I removed the RPF1 wheels that came on my used S2000 as soon as I could get OEM wheels. Which are made in the same factory by the same folks as the RPF wheels.

-- Chuck

VilleS2K

If you buy new wheels, just buy a set that fits. Way too many S2000s with rolled (and often ruined) fenders to accommodate wheels with insufficient offsets. It's ridiculous.

Canadian144

IIRC Evasive has them for a little over $1000 shipped. I'm running 17x9+45 square on 255s and its pretty easy to fit with coils and a roll.

DC5Daniel

Stock wheels. Leave the rest for the Civic boys.

rudyy

I also think AP2 OEM stock wheels look better than RPF1.

Manga_Spawn

RPF1's require a fender roll so you need to factor that into your purchase plans. There is numerous vendors on here you should contact about RPF1's as they usually have the best price. Not sure if you are planning on using the tires on your OEM wheels or if you want new ones but that is another consideration. I haven't seen full sets of RPF1's for less than $1k shipped so if you are wanting cheaper than that you are going to be looking at used sets.

RedCelica

If I were buying wheels today I'd get the Kosei K8Rs above everything else. Lightweight, inexpensive, look good. 17x9 +62 is friendly enough for not needing a roll.

SiClone

Just be patient and wait for a used set. May also have to drive to a more populated area if you want a set sooner and/or possibly cheaper.

rpg51

Volk CE28. Really good. Not cheap.

Spoon Fed

This.