Where can I get custom wheels?
12-04-2002, 09:26 AM
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Where can I get custom wheels?
I see a lot of Zs in the "Rides" section with pretty nice 17" rims but don't know where to find them myself. Anyone know a place that will make custom wheels that will fit the Z? I have a particular style in mind but heard a rumor that there's a place that will custom make anything for you. Is this true? I'd rather not go with the wheel adaptors so if anyone has any info, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, -jAy
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12-05-2002, 04:01 AM
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Re: Where can I get custom wheels?
I got mine off the internet. Just type in Tenzo-R into your search engine, Some Guy in Indiana had them.
Be careful in your selection. Make sure you only consider higher quality LIGHT wheels or you will detoriate your ride.
Mine are 4 on 100mm pattern. you will need spacers trom Evan or someone else
Be careful in your selection. Make sure you only consider higher quality LIGHT wheels or you will detoriate your ride.
Mine are 4 on 100mm pattern. you will need spacers trom Evan or someone else
12-05-2002, 05:07 AM
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Re: Where can I get custom wheels?
jay, got my 17's from motorsport specialties in pa. check them out at; www.usacomp.com. custom, 3piece wheels to my specs. they have all the specifications for the z and can build them the way you want them. mine are 17x8.5 running a 235/40/17 tire. customer service has been great.
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12-12-2002, 02:30 AM
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Re: Where can I get custom wheels?
Hi im new here! I have an S13 (got the wrong 240!) and the bolt pattern is the same I hear. I have done a lot of research and the s13 has as much support in Japan as the Civics do around here so most Japanese wheel manufacturers use the 4x114.3 pattern. two of the best companys are Volk/Rayes Engineering and Yokohamas Advan lineup however they tend to be pretty expencive but have extencive options in terms of height/width/offset and all their wheels are very light. a slightly more affordable company is 5Zigen. there are really alot of options out there just not immediatlty available at your local tire store.
12-12-2002, 11:35 PM
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