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  • JGood
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    Originally posted by Jean View Post
    What's the reason?

    I'v got 225/50/15 v710 tires waiting for wheels. I am looking at going with 15x8 all the way around. Suspension will be fairly stiff at around 700f/900r and -3 front camber.
    I think it would fit a 7" just fine as Tire Rack measures a 225/50/15 V710 on a 7" rim (range is 6"-8"), so it would be extra weight for no reason.

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  • Jean
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    Originally posted by kishg View Post
    on an e30 i'd go 15 x 7 all around.
    What's the reason?

    I'v got 225/50/15 v710 tires waiting for wheels. I am looking at going with 15x8 all the way around. Suspension will be fairly stiff at around 700f/900r and -3 front camber.

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  • bwh13
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    Ordered 1 15x8 today...

    Will test it on my 88 325is with the 11.75" 4 piston kit I designed for it. Will also test with the 11" kit as soon as I get the brackets made...

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  • kishg
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    Originally posted by dlmrun2002 View Post
    I'd take a set for this years track. is it worth putting 15 x 8 in the rear with 15 x 7 in the front or could you go 15 x 7 all around?
    dlm
    on an e30 i'd go 15 x 7 all around.

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  • dlmrun2002
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    I'd take a set for this years track. is it worth putting 15 x 8 in the rear with 15 x 7 in the front or could you go 15 x 7 all around?
    dlm

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  • markseven
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    Originally posted by Reid View Post
    The wheels depicted on Tire Rack are not "multi lug" wheels. There are holes in the hub for weight reduction purposes, similar to those found on other wheels (Spoon SW388's and their fake counterparts, Rota Slipstreams come to mind immediately). The smaller holes could not be used to mount the wheels on a different bolt pattern.

    I thought they make one casting with the multi-pattern setup, then drill and finish one pattern, with the alternate pattern remaining as mere holes.

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  • Reid
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    The wheels depicted on Tire Rack are not "multi lug" wheels. There are holes in the hub for weight reduction purposes, similar to those found on other wheels (Spoon SW388's and their fake counterparts, Rota Slipstreams come to mind immediately). The smaller holes could not be used to mount the wheels on a different bolt pattern.

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  • markseven
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    Originally posted by speedblind View Post
    They should charge more for the extra holes.
    I'm surprised the hardware is included.

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  • speedblind
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    They should charge more for the extra holes.

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  • markseven
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    Originally posted by kishg View Post
    haha.. they also help cool the brakes :mrgreen:
    Yes! A two-fold benefit :D

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  • kishg
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    Originally posted by markseven View Post
    The extra holes reduce unsprung weight! ;)
    haha.. they also help cool the brakes :mrgreen:

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  • markseven
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    Originally posted by kishg View Post
    don't care what it looks like. they are track wheels. for that price/weight combo, i'm ordering a set.
    The extra holes reduce unsprung weight! ;)

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  • kishg
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    don't care what it looks like. they are track wheels. for that price/weight combo, i'm ordering a set.

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  • markseven
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    15x8's to SoCal, cheapest shipping cost is from TR's Nevada location, where the wheels will be available on 01/17/09 << we will see about that.

    Grand Total: $472.68

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  • Brian D
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    Originally posted by evil_twin View Post
    With that link, those are only 15x7's. Not 15x8's
    I know. That version is for the Miata. It should be representative of what the 4x100 version should look like. For illustrative purposes only. Do not order your wheels from that link. No warranty is given or implied. Your mileage may vary.

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