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runbikerun Apr 30, 2009 12:35 PM

Who has SSR Type C's?
 
Hey, Anybody have any issues running SSR Type Cs 16 with a 45 offset?

Tork May 1, 2009 05:09 PM

I have the 16's 44 offset ssr type -c's
The offset is fine.

Issues? Yes sort of.
I had them
on my GD3 in 15", they bend easy, I bent 2.
The big problem with that is Tire Rack is about sold out (they speak very poorly of SSR by the way, at least 3 different sales guys did, so if you bend one a replacement will cost you about $480 (as TR is completely dropping SSR) and you will have to paint it as they arent available in black.

I bought 2 spares and if I bend 2 I will sell the good 4 on ebay cuz if I bent another a set of 3 aint worth much.
They are light, thats good but I watch for pot holes and slow way down on RR tracks + I used my TPMS sensors (they fit fine) so if I got a tire going flat I can hopefully catch it before I damage a rim.

That is the honest good and bad about SSR
(several other forums have threads on the Type-C bending easy also)


pic of my car and more pics here https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...ngs-maybe.html


https://img19.imageshack.us/img19/4033/ge8037.jpg

kenchan May 4, 2009 01:03 PM

i use to run SSR Comps all the time on my old WRX and MINI. never had issues with them bending...

Daemione May 4, 2009 11:32 PM


Originally Posted by Tork (Post 643516)
(they speak very poorly of SSR by the way, at least 3 different sales guys did,

That's interesting to hear - I haven't heard that before about SSR . . . although I guess I haven't looked either. I suppose it makes sense, even forged, there's a price to be paid for extreme light weight rims.

Still, I would expect more from a rim with that kind of price tag.

Wave May 5, 2009 08:43 AM

Had 2 sets(8 wheels total) of 16" SSR's from TireRack for my Fit, bent 2 of them. Really soft wheel that doesnt stand up to the abuse of daily driving in the NYC area.

If I could do it again I would go with Enkei RPF-1's in 15" for their extreme light weight.

Currently I'm running with TRMotorsports offering for the Fit and am very happy with the looks of it so far.

eldaino May 5, 2009 02:19 PM

well i guess i can scratch ssr's off the list. they look so good too.

there is a vbp fit here in my area that runs 15's, they look awesome, and i usually dont have to worry about bending anything given that i drive mostly highway.

but still


right now i'm leaning more towards oem wheels anyway.

cowflex Aug 17, 2009 11:46 PM

i bent 2 of mine =[ what to do!!! i know i need to replace em but so expensive .... #$^T@#%$^@#$%


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