Those do look really nice. This has me reconsidering bronze wheels for my new Civic. They do look great with red. That combo is almost perfect on the MR2. I hope they drive incredible too. How much weight did your car gain per corner?
Why isn't there a site that sells bunches of wheels by diameter, width, bolt pattern, and offset?
I know there are wheels out there to fit my 2nd gen rx7 in a 15 x 9 or 15 x10, but I can't find them. I'm running jegs wheels instead...
You're just called a 1990s vehicle old. I think I'm going to have a miserable day today. Thanks.
Try finding Autocross/Track tires for a 1957 MGA with 15x4 wheels.
Ended up going with 2006 Hyundai Sonata 16x6 alloys with Hankook 205/55/16 tires. Did a lot of fitment calculations and simulations to find a tire size that fit, was available, and was still close to stock diameter for driving to and from events.

RobMason said:
Try finding Autocross/Track tires for a 1957 MGA with 15x4 wheels.
Ended up going with 2006 Hyundai Sonata 16x6 alloys with Hankook 205/55/16 tires. Did a lot of fitment calculations and simulations to find a tire size that fit, was available, and was still close to stock diameter for driving to and from events.

Let's hear it for the MGA! Hoping to see it with the new engine soon.
Fitment Industries has a pretty good selection of wheels
Coupefan said:
You're just called a 1990s vehicle old. I think I'm going to have a miserable day today. Thanks.
I drove my first MR2 Turbo as a press loaner if that makes you feel any better.
AnthonyGS (Forum Supporter) said:
Those do look really nice. This has me reconsidering bronze wheels for my new Civic. They do look great with red. That combo is almost perfect on the MR2. I hope they drive incredible too. How much weight did your car gain per corner?
Those old wheels were made from recycled Bosnian tanks I think. Weight was essentially the same. Lighter in the front even I think. I'll look up my numbers.