old school-ish ENKI 16X7's for sale

[der affe]

i have a set of 4 "big mesh" ENKI's for sale
1 has VERY minor curbing (shown in pic)
all spin true and straight
rims only no tyres
comes with a bottle cap with nice tyre (was my spare, i have a matching spare for my new rims)
missing one center cap (car came that way from PO, i never tried to find a spare, so i ran them capless.
included are 8MM spacers and hubcentric rings (sets of 4)

they are really dirty in the pics i will clean them up and repost pics this weekend. because of the hand surgery i can't put my hands in water, but after Friday i can do it with a plastic bag on my hand. so i will clean them up then

looking to get $300 OBO for the set
no problem with shipping, but would like to stay in NA though









rash clos up



pics of the spacers and hubcentric rings (there are 4 spacers and 4 rings included in the sale 2 of each are still on the car right now)



the 3 center caps and hardware

[der affe]

bump anyone?
offers?

[der affe]

pm replied to

[Gray S.]

They didnt come from the factory with that drill pattern did they? Would that be safe to run on the track or autox?

[JGood]

They didnt come from the factory with that drill pattern did they? Would that be safe to run on the track or autox?

I wouldn't recommend it...



Why the hell did they drill them so close? They are really nice wheels at a great price, I'd love to pick them up, but the fact that the holes are nearly overlapping worries me a bit.

Good luck with the sale, they are very cool looking wheels!

[der affe]

i really don't see much of a problem with using them for auto crossing. MAAAABEEE a little less on the track if you are prone to ride the gator teeth, i but i really don't think it would be an issue unless you smacked a curb or parking block or median. in that case you are pretty much screwed with any wheel. these have been around for a while and i have driven hard on them. these are old enough to no be outsourced junk castings. i don't know if they still are, but ENKI used to be a reputable wheel manufacturing company. they certainly were when these were made.

yes i am going to say these were drilled at the factory that way. i don't see the PO buying these wheels, having them remachined than repainting them to cover the machining. the other holes have NEVER been used . the holes you ARE using are closer to the center of the wheel, there by where it is stronger on the hub.

i liked the rims alot, but i am replacing them with the rims i had on my jetta, that i bought from my friend who had them on his civic and had them polished. i have always loved these rims on a square-ish car and have been wanting to put them on my BMW since i bought it. nice payoff is they are a pretty light rim too and i have a matching spare for the rims i am putting on.

i am just passing on a good deal on these, so i don't have to store them and some one else can use them with out spending a bunch of money on rims. supporting the community.

[der affe]

pics of the rims that i am putting on the car to replace the ENKI's

[der affe]

you can see my 914-6 hiding in the back ground under the car cover.



on the jetta with center caps

[der affe]

AND as requested more pics of the wheels on the car

the car runs on 205-55-16 tyres with no rubbing issues front or rear.
it is on H&R sport springs and Bilstein sport struts

[Stephen]

Those actually look pretty sexy. hmm.

[der affe]

as far as shipping goes, i only charge actual shipping charges rounded up to the nearest dollar. i am the one packaging them and doing the work not some shipping place so you wont get raped on the shipping

[der affe]

pic of the back of the wheel for those who were worried about the spacing of the lug nut holes. and you can see why they drilled them where they did



you can see the manufacture date too 1996

[der affe]

bump for a great deal!

[DCColegrove]

Damn... I want those... At 3 bills my wife would shove them up my ass though...

[der affe]

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