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Old Nov 28, 2003
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9lbs wheels

and they're not that expensive either....
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ehhh not a enkei fan!
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The company is over rated but they're ok imo.
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they're 9.5/9.9 pounds ... not 9 ;P

ssr comp's are 7.9 pounds for 15" ... o_o
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i don't like those, i think 15s are too small imo. you still have to account for the larger tires u are going to use...
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I paid $440 a set for my rota slipstreams and got the correct hubcentric rings for them too.
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Originally posted by aznboysrfr
ssr comp's are 7.9 pounds for 15" ... o_o
True buty SSRs have a bad habbit of bending under high cornering stress (AKA autocross) so If you get them and race with them, make sure you get them Stress tested every year (to check for hair line cracks) and to check to see if the wheel is still round and the spokes arn't bent.

Enkei makes good wheels for racing, they are very popular with the Spec Miata people.
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Originally posted by kjgracing
I paid $440 a set for my rota slipstreams and got the correct hubcentric rings for them too.
Where, and what tires did you get for them?
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