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10-05-02, 08:43 PM
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www.tirerack.com they carrythe Kosie K1, and another wheel that im not familuar with. I own the Kosie's and am very pleased!!!
WWW.kspeed.com Panasport's, need I say more?
WWW.kspeed.com Panasport's, need I say more?
10-05-02, 11:17 PM
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take a look at these rims form www.jdwheels.com
Thare are a roh rim called snyper I think a 15x7 rim starts at 149.00 not a bad price
Thare are a roh rim called snyper I think a 15x7 rim starts at 149.00 not a bad price
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10-06-02, 01:07 PM
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Yea I hear you!!! I got the Kosie's and they are pretty great; But A set of 16x7 panasports would awsome!! I think those are one of the best wheels of all time.
They have been around since the 60's and they still look awsome on just about any car.
That and there racing heritage cant be overlooked.
They have been around since the 60's and they still look awsome on just about any car.
That and there racing heritage cant be overlooked.
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Definately. They look great on any older sports car. I like when you have fat tires and rims on the austin minis with fenders flared out to occomodate them. The RX-7 looks great the same way, flared wheel arches and a set of panasports makes the car look like it could kill anything on the racetrack!
10-07-02, 12:43 AM
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****! I didnt know the snypers came in the 4x110. I was told 4x114 only. damn I probobly would have bought those instead of the Kosie's if Ihad known that
10-07-02, 01:09 AM
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The ROH Reflex also. One of the Aussie's on the board has them - looks very nice.
The panasports look good too, check my sig.
SSR also has a four spoke rim with our bolt pattern.
RS Wantanabe makes a wheel for our cars too.
The last two cost more than many pay for an entire FB though.
The panasports look good too, check my sig.
SSR also has a four spoke rim with our bolt pattern.
RS Wantanabe makes a wheel for our cars too.
The last two cost more than many pay for an entire FB though.
10-07-02, 09:47 AM
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I found a set of simmons wheels on the Mariah MOtorsport web site. Thay look awsome!! called to find out how much they want, quoted me between $400-$500 per wheel for a 16x7. kinnda overboard.
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Lets talk weight here. Anyone have a loose Panasport, Kosei K1, or ROH Snyper around?
Post weights and sizes please.
Also, Isn't Kosei Out of Business? I heard they went under. Sucks too because I like those wheels.
Post weights and sizes please.
Also, Isn't Kosei Out of Business? I heard they went under. Sucks too because I like those wheels.
10-11-02, 02:07 AM
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Re: wheels for FB non SE
Originally posted by a1670
Any suggestions on where to find custom wheels for a First Gen?
Any suggestions on where to find custom wheels for a First Gen?
10-11-02, 08:15 PM
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This sux, all the new street performance tires are only available in 15" and up. I love the Kumho 712's but they start at 15". I might end up looking for 15" rims next year.
Fortunately I have a stash of 13" performance tires here. They're all 10-15 years old though so they're not trustworthy.
How hard is it to get the Kosei wheels in 4x110? I've heard that people have had a hard time getting them custom ordered. If i were to get new 15's, those would be them. Least flashy and cheapest, without having to resort to a race-only steel wheel.
Fortunately I have a stash of 13" performance tires here. They're all 10-15 years old though so they're not trustworthy.
How hard is it to get the Kosei wheels in 4x110? I've heard that people have had a hard time getting them custom ordered. If i were to get new 15's, those would be them. Least flashy and cheapest, without having to resort to a race-only steel wheel.
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Kosei:
All the K1's are custom drilled, from what I've heard, so 4x110 should pose no problem.
Tires:
The Yokohama ES100 is available in 14" sizes.
There are at least a couple track tires available in 13" sizes.
a1670 - response to pm:
SSR: Mkii
http://www.speedstar.co.jp/collection/mk2/index.html
RS Watanabe: F8 (Front) F8S (Rear)
http://www.rs-watanabe.co.jp/index2.htm (frames, but you can dig around for the pics - looks basically like a Panasport FS)
HRE: 340 Series (All the wheels on the page except the 311)
http://hrewheels.com/Car/340Series/index.htm
You could also ask John Purner of CCW (Complete Custom Wheels) to make you some 4x110 wheels. I've heard his prices are very reasonable (don't know that he's ever made a set for FB guys though).
http://www.ccwheel.com/
As I stated in my previous post, the above wheels probably cost as much or more than most of us spent purchasing our FB's.
All the K1's are custom drilled, from what I've heard, so 4x110 should pose no problem.
Tires:
The Yokohama ES100 is available in 14" sizes.
There are at least a couple track tires available in 13" sizes.
a1670 - response to pm:
SSR: Mkii
http://www.speedstar.co.jp/collection/mk2/index.html
RS Watanabe: F8 (Front) F8S (Rear)
http://www.rs-watanabe.co.jp/index2.htm (frames, but you can dig around for the pics - looks basically like a Panasport FS)
HRE: 340 Series (All the wheels on the page except the 311)
http://hrewheels.com/Car/340Series/index.htm
You could also ask John Purner of CCW (Complete Custom Wheels) to make you some 4x110 wheels. I've heard his prices are very reasonable (don't know that he's ever made a set for FB guys though).
http://www.ccwheel.com/
As I stated in my previous post, the above wheels probably cost as much or more than most of us spent purchasing our FB's.
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10-23-02, 07:28 PM
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Originally posted by Pele
Lets talk weight here. Anyone have a loose Panasport, Kosei K1, or ROH Snyper around?
Post weights and sizes please.
Also, Isn't Kosei Out of Business? I heard they went under. Sucks too because I like those wheels.
Lets talk weight here. Anyone have a loose Panasport, Kosei K1, or ROH Snyper around?
Post weights and sizes please.
Also, Isn't Kosei Out of Business? I heard they went under. Sucks too because I like those wheels.
ok my kosies weighed 11.5lbs without the tires.
Also As far as I know Kosie hasent gone under. the best place to pick them up is at www.tirerack.com or at an Americas tire company. I bought mine for $149. Very affordable.
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