Good to know there's another cheap option out there for 15x8's. They have them in et20 too. Would just need to run rubcentric rings, no biggy.
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And good-win is about to release another option from Konig and another company that should work as well.
9" get's more difficult for E30s.....wait do the TRMs fit? I know they are heavy, but if buy a light cheap wheel and then have to use monster adapters that would probably weigh even more.
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^Depending on the weight of your wheel, I wouldn't be surprised if you couldn't pull 5lbs per corner of rotating weight by going to 225/45/15Need parts now? Need them cheap? steve@blunttech.com
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Originally posted by z31maniac View Post^Depending on the weight of your wheel, I wouldn't be surprised if you couldn't pull 5lbs per corner of rotating weight by going to 225/45/15
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Originally posted by z31maniac View PostI've seen numerous pics of as much as 1/8" difference in the depth of the spokes. That's a bunch when you're trying to stuff big brakes behind them.
I use my TRM C1s over the Massive Sport Kit. A slight shave of the caliper and it fits the barrel. The spokes have lots of clearance
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Originally posted by z31maniac View PostThere are some Konigs that fit the bill. I'm running the Flatout's now, 15x8 Et25 with 205/50 R888s. Check out www.good-win-racing.com
It easily fits this 11" Dynapro setup.
Will the Flatouts fit the UUC BBK? Also do you think it would be possible to fit 225/45/15 on 15x9's, maybe 6uls' with spacers? What would the et have to be? High teens after spacers?sigpic
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Originally posted by Jonny Cash View Post235/40 is what i would run
Originally posted by akorcovelos View PostMy track wheels are Kosie K1, pretty light. My street wheels are XXR 527 which are heavier than the K1 but still pretty light. I can't fit a 15" wheel over my bbk.
Originally posted by Lof8 View PostCould you post a picture of this?
I use my TRM C1s over the Massive Sport Kit. A slight shave of the caliper and it fits the barrel. The spokes have lots of clearance
Originally posted by GThomas View PostWill the Flatouts fit the UUC BBK? Also do you think it would be possible to fit 225/45/15 on 15x9's, maybe 6uls' with spacers? What would the et have to be? High teens after spacers?
As for 225/45 on a 9", refer to post #26.
As for fitting 6ULs with spacers, do some research. About what ET is needed to fit a 15x9 on an E30.Last edited by z31maniac; 11-27-2013, 11:19 AM.Need parts now? Need them cheap? steve@blunttech.com
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Its just 280mm RX7 kit. The K1 I run is tight on the caliper, but I know there are 'some' 15" wheels that will fit. I have other reasons for 16", and for a stockish e30 I agree a 15" will perform as well as a 16" if it fits but IMO it won't look as good. You're also right about 300mm brakes being more than enough, all personal preference at some point you know? The weight between my 16" and you're 15" is nominal, and I prefer the former.
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Originally posted by z31maniac View Post
No, I don't care to go digging up old threads on other forums. I'm glad you like them, I just wouldn't spend my money on them, but mostly because of weight.
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Originally posted by akorcovelos View PostIts just 280mm RX7 kit. The K1 I run is tight on the caliper, but I know there are 'some' 15" wheels that will fit. I have other reasons for 16", and for a stockish e30 I agree a 15" will perform as well as a 16" if it fits but IMO it won't look as good. You're also right about 300mm brakes being more than enough, all personal preference at some point you know? The weight between my 16" and you're 15" is nominal, and I prefer the former.
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Originally posted by Lof8 View Post14.5 lbs, inexpensive, and good brake clearance. I have never heard of abysmal quality control that you mentioned. I'm only trying to educate myself on what I have experienced as a very good track wheel.
Do you recall what forum had the quality control discussion?
It's been on some of the different Miata forums.Need parts now? Need them cheap? steve@blunttech.com
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