Using rims smaller than 15 in.
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Re: Using rims smaller than 15 in.
Originally Posted by BoxCarWillie
Seems like everyone goes larger with rims (or stays at 15s). Anyone gone to 14s or 13s?
-nt
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i had my old bmw rims on there 14x6 they fit nice and looked decent. i tried to fit some 13x6 on there too but they wouldnt clear the calipers. but yeah it really makes the car look go-kartish. lemme post some pics.
there ya go
there ya go
#11
Originally Posted by BoomBox757
Originally Posted by Nathant888
Originally Posted by BoomBox757
I think some chrome cup rims would look good
These are ledsheds mf
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From: 886motorwerx
I don't think the 13 inch wheels would clear the brake calipers either.
You can get a pretty wicked look and stance by running 15x8s up front and 15x9s in the rear. Or even 16x8s up front and 16x9s in the rear.
You can get a pretty wicked look and stance by running 15x8s up front and 15x9s in the rear. Or even 16x8s up front and 16x9s in the rear.
#18
Originally Posted by squirrel
I don't think the 13 inch wheels would clear the brake calipers either.
You can get a pretty wicked look and stance by running 15x8s up front and 15x9s in the rear. Or even 16x8s up front and 16x9s in the rear.
You can get a pretty wicked look and stance by running 15x8s up front and 15x9s in the rear. Or even 16x8s up front and 16x9s in the rear.
#19
I have 7spoke 14" Enkeis that came on the 90-93 miatas... too bad they're in a moving truck half way to VA by now... other wise I'd tell you if they clear the caliper... :? I think if you want to run slicks for autocross, 14" would be the way to go...