I tied to buy a set those a couple years ago and they were never in stock in the size I needed! They look allot like the wheels Enkie made for Honda's VTeck-E Yo? lean burn civics for a decade or so. Good Deal!
Everyone needs a hobby, right? One of our regular pastimes: Cruising the Tire Rack website checking out stuff. It’s how we found that Porsche 959 tire for just $68.22 a little while back. (Looks like a forum regular snagged it.)
Our latest find? How about the TRMotorsports FF10 wheel? In a 15x7-inch size with a 4x100mm bolt pattern and 30mm offset–perfect for that early Miata–this flow formed wheel carries a fighting weight of just 12.2 pounds.
And it’s on sale, too, at just $126.34 per wheel. We’re told that only a few sets remain.
If you'd rather run a 15x7-inch wheel with a 25mm offset, Tire Rack can help, too. This one checks in at 12.7 pounds and is available at the same price.
I tied to buy a set those a couple years ago and they were never in stock in the size I needed! They look allot like the wheels Enkie made for Honda's VTeck-E Yo? lean burn civics for a decade or so. Good Deal!
Damn me needing an 8.5" wide option.
Time to re-drill the Fiat hubs...
captdownshift (Forum Supporter) said:Damn me needing an 8.5" wide option.
Konig Hypergram... 15x8.5 at 12.7lbs and ~$150
In reply to Rodan :
Also, if you all buy all of these wheels, that saves me from buying them. 
Konig Hypergram... 15x8.5 at 12.7lbs and ~$150
In reply to Rodan :
I need this, but in 5x100
TurnerX19 said:Time to re-drill the Fiat hubs...
Wobble bolts would do it, wouldn't they?
In reply to DeadSkunk (Warren) :
Not on any car I work on.
Rodan said:captdownshift (Forum Supporter) said:Damn me needing an 8.5" wide option.
Konig Hypergram... 15x8.5 at 12.7lbs and ~$150
I have a set of these. Good quality, nice wheel for the money.
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