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I think they are custom made.
Strange offset.
Usually the wheel center is welded to the center hump, those are welded on inside of the hump on the inside lip.
I know it was a joke
It was a joke.That link you posted shows round holes. The OP's pic has oval holes.
That link you posted shows round holes. The OP's pic has oval holes.
I reaaallly like these wheels, I want to get a set, if anybody could tell me what they are that would be fantastic.... Saw them on a low 242 on my way to work and now i cant stop thinking about them lol. Thanks!
All the 15" tires will suck unless you go with a 225/50-15 DOT race tire.I have the IPD lowering springs and swaybars...
should go for a 15" with a smaller tire?
Im after performance. Not looks.
I'm gonna be hanging it out pretty hard in the corners...
I don't want to roll any tires off the rim. And I dont want to rub.
or should I just pick out some s60 wheels? I dont mind buying spacers for them. I just prefer the steelie look.
Like in the picture? No. Not that nice. There are diamond racing wheels, but those pictured wheels are 100x better. Dodge has 17" wheels. 55superbeetle had some on his 242. They weren't modified.
All the 15" tires will suck unless you go with a 225/50-15 DOT race tire.
You want it to handle well and you don't care about looks, but you want heavy steelies or stock cast aluminum wheels? Makes no sense.
Lightest 17x8 you can find with 235/40-17 sticky tires. You can squeeze 245 width tires on a wagon (you didn't specify what type of 240 you have) with out rubbing with some effort. Might rub occasionally on a 242, but if the offset is perfect it would be a light graze and shouldn't hurt anything.
And you'll never go as fast on the street as you can on a track, so your version of "hanging it out pretty hard in the corners" is most likely very tame.
Sounds like you weren't running enough tire pressure.Makes plenty of sense. I Don't care what they are made out of.. I just dont want to roll a tire off a rim for the THIRD time.
also , 91 4 door.
Sounds like you weren't running enough tire pressure.
17x8 or 17x8.5 Enkie RPF1's (use adapters) are pretty easy to find on CL. Strong and light. You'll want a set with high offset so you can use adapters. Something in the et32-40 range would work.
SSR Type C's would be great too, but they are a little harder to come by.