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Bump this antique! I just finished researching, locating, and finally laying my mitts on a set of Mugen RnR's. Just a heads-up to anyone looking for a set: they come in +38 offset as well as +45, so be sure to ask. Offset is stamped into the back of the hub section.
LOL yeah you had them up already. I think this may be where I first got the itch to find a set, in fact. I just wanted to let people know that they come in two offsets.
One very nice thing is that the center bore is an exact match. No centering ring needed.
Not sure they are light enough but how about the Kosei K1's? I"m thinking about to picking up some 17x7.5's +45 for my Fit from a buddy going back to stock on his car. Looks like 16.5ish Lbs per corner. I'msure the smaller sizes would spare some weight.
I'd personally like to stay 15 or at most 16's but I just don't think I can pass up the deal he's offering.
Jerm
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My cars:
2008 Vivid Blue Fit Advance home brew intake, Kosei K1's 17x7.5 - Current
2004 Lightning yellow Mazda RX8 stock - Gone and not really missed.
2001.5 Nogaro blue S4 stage 2+ - Miss the car not the upkeep.
2004 Aspen White WRX Stage 2+ - RIP
I noticed Tirerack has a few more 17" wheels that fit the criteria now:
Enkei Racing RS-M (+45) - 15.7 lbs.
Enkei Racing RP03 (+45) - 16.8 lbs.
I'd love to get some new wheels, but can't justify buying new tires as well . . . which keeps me in the 15" size. And I can't seem to find an inexpensive lightweight multi-spoke wheel in a 15" size without going to a +40 offset. I love the looks of the O.Z. Superturismo GT, and it's got a pretty friendly 43mm offset. Just can't get my head around a rim that small that still weighs 18.5 pounds.
Maybe I'll suck it up and hope that some negative camber (and possibly rolled fenders) will take care of a more aggressive offset.
Here are some Honda accessory rims I got for my '09 base Fit. They're made by Enkei for Honda. 15X6 et45 16.7lbs on the shipping scale at work. Only 1 lb lighter than the stock steelies.
Well I bought the K1's. I love the look. Car feels slower if thats actually possible 17x7.5 +45 (16.7 lbs per wheel). They rub a bit in the back if I'm dogging it over RR tracks or a particularly rough road by my house. I've rubbed once or twice in the front but its not enough to bother me for now. So far very happy.
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My cars:
2008 Vivid Blue Fit Advance home brew intake, Kosei K1's 17x7.5 - Current
2004 Lightning yellow Mazda RX8 stock - Gone and not really missed.
2001.5 Nogaro blue S4 stage 2+ - Miss the car not the upkeep.
2004 Aspen White WRX Stage 2+ - RIP