Adrian_Thompson
Adrian_Thompson SuperDork
11/23/12 11:46 a.m.

Are there any Minilite style wheels in 15x7 or15x8 ish with a 4 x 108 bolt circle?

turboswede
turboswede GRM+ Memberand PowerDork
11/23/12 11:53 a.m.

4x4.25" (small Ford and Mustang) is also useful while searching.

Also Revolution wheels will make you anything you'd like and they have a Minilite style wheel.

Adrian_Thompson
Adrian_Thompson SuperDork
11/23/12 11:57 a.m.

Yeah I know about the 4x4.25 being within 0.05mm!! but I was hoping for something cheap, not genuine minilites. I'll keep looking.

ArthurDent
ArthurDent HalfDork
11/23/12 12:00 p.m.

I had a set of Superlights in that pattern. Decent price but not ultra light.

http://www.superlite-wheels.com/

DeadSkunk
DeadSkunk Dork
11/23/12 12:24 p.m.

http://www.racinglab.com/rota-rb-15x7-4100-32.html

Powar
Powar Dork
11/23/12 12:34 p.m.

You could also just get the OEM optional wheels that were available on that car, but they were only 6 inches wide, I believe.

Adrian_Thompson
Adrian_Thompson SuperDork
11/23/12 12:35 p.m.
Powar wrote: You could also just get the OEM optional wheels that were available on that car, but they were only 6 inches wide, I believe.

I thought the minilite style were for the earlier 4x114.5?

While your here, what's the center bore and offset?

Adrian_Thompson
Adrian_Thompson SuperDork
11/23/12 12:36 p.m.
DeadSkunk wrote: http://www.racinglab.com/rota-rb-15x7-4100-32.html

Wow, I din't know RB's came in 4x108. This could be the answer next year.

DeadSkunk
DeadSkunk Dork
11/23/12 12:43 p.m.

Just curious Adrian, but what type of car are you looking to put these on?

Adrian_Thompson
Adrian_Thompson SuperDork
11/23/12 12:43 p.m.

Opps, sorry 88 Saab 900 turbo

Powar
Powar Dork
11/23/12 12:45 p.m.
Adrian_Thompson wrote:
Powar wrote: You could also just get the OEM optional wheels that were available on that car, but they were only 6 inches wide, I believe.
I thought the minilite style were for the earlier 4x114.5? While your here, what's the center bore and offset?

They were available in 4x114.3 and 4x108.

Center bore is 65.1, and IIRC the offset on the ugly stock wheels was +40mm.

dabird
dabird Reader
11/23/12 12:48 p.m.

yeah there is a minilite looking OEM wheel that fits the later cars but they are hard to find

DeadSkunk
DeadSkunk Dork
11/23/12 12:50 p.m.

4x108 is fairly common because Fords use it. Fox Mustangs,Focus and Fiesta use it. The GRM Fiesta has RBs on it. They're a good looking wheel IMHO. I run a set of 16s on my MINI.

ls1fiero
ls1fiero Reader
11/23/12 3:04 p.m.

I ended up getting a set of wheels from a 93 Turbo and painting them like the CE wheels. Looks great and GRM pricing.

ls1fiero
ls1fiero Reader
11/23/12 3:49 p.m.

I have Mustang spares on my C900 parts car. Make sure you trial fit the center bores. Some fit some don't.

irish44j
irish44j UltraDork
11/23/12 6:24 p.m.

I have superlites on my GT6, but I think you can get them in pretty much any bolt pattern.

Adrian_Thompson
Adrian_Thompson SuperDork
11/26/12 10:58 a.m.
ls1fiero wrote: I ended up getting a set of wheels from a 93 Turbo and painting them like the CE wheels. Looks great and GRM pricing.

CE wheels?

alfadriver
alfadriver PowerDork
11/26/12 11:55 a.m.

I have a 15x7 and a 14x7 set of Panasports that are 4x108.

And have used 4x4.25 without worrying about it at an autocross. Well, the Challenge, to be more specific.

Look at a shop that supports Alfas.

procainestart
procainestart Dork
11/26/12 8:09 p.m.
Adrian_Thompson wrote:
ls1fiero wrote: I ended up getting a set of wheels from a 93 Turbo and painting them like the CE wheels. Looks great and GRM pricing.
CE wheels?

CE = Commemorative Edition, a fancy, last-year*, limited run of 900 Turbos, all of them black, and all with 185 hp. Note the directional rims, which look like 3-spoke SPG rims but in motion:


*Calling them "last year" (1993) is a bit inaccurate, as in 1994, the first year of the new-gen 900, you could still buy a MY94 c900 convertible, as there was no ng900 ragtop yet.

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