So... Adaptors... where should I be looking?

[Jarred]

I'd rock em! they look rad

[Jace]

Glad you two like 'em. I'm not sure if I do haha. They should be the smallest size they came in, 15x6.5 +20.
I'll get the thinnest adaptors I can (if I do) because 4x114.3 is, as you know, a very common size, especially for older Japanese wheels.
So if I get a set of Starsharks with really low offset, i can squeeze them under the guards.

Listen to me, Getting so far ahead of myself! haha.

[rayray086]

THIS!! Amazing how a colour change can make them look so much better.

[Jace]

If i think I can clean them up to look like those without machining heaps off the lips I'll grab them.
If they are in fact 3-piece, i will for sure. Want to rebuild a set of wheels. Just to learn.

[Stephy]

Oh they are just nice... I want to see these on the car ok? Soon!

[Jace]

I'll see how I go. I'll test fit them if I get them and post pics.
I have to resist spending money to fit them/on other unnecessary crap until i've bought a windscreen and brakes.

[Jarred]

6.5 et 20. is about spot on. if you put 15mm spacers on, giving et 5 you'd get about 10-15mm of poke. From the back it'll look funning having really skinny wheels so far apart (imo)

I'd look at getting the wheels filled and drilled.

[Jace]

Really? That much poke, huh?
Mmm well I'll wait and see.

[Jarred]

yea, that's based on a 7" ET25 sitting approximately flush with the front gaurds. backs have a bit more room, and they all vary.

You could fit them if you got some stretch, camber and super thin adapters.

[Jace]

Not going to go out of my way for these.
I want them because A) They're cheap. B) They're SSR's and C) They're 3-piece (i think) and I want to rebuild a set for the experience.