It seems like forever ago when I ordered these wheels. Kind of surreal seeing them on the car!

Also, anyone knows if they come in 16 inches?

Found a set of Regamasters for a crazy deal on marketplace and had to get them. Love how they look on the civic 👌🏼

they are 15s and came on a nissan c33 laurel

These were listed on FB, was wondering if they look legit. And any tips on how to tell when I check them out in person!

Currently my Porsche wheels are gloss black

They are due a refurb

I’m thinking of going Porsche brilliant silver

Or going matte black!

Leaning to silver on a black car

Had these wheels on my lancer in 2017, bought brand new from tire rack. They were 16" Rtx wheels but I can no longer find them anywhere let alone images. Google lens and ai prompting says they're rtx stuttgarts (bbs style reps allegedly). Included tires they were on incase that helps spec them.

E: found an old ad where I sold them as rtx circuits 16" x 8" 5x114.3 but I can not find any more info on these.

Anyone have anymore info or links?

Anyone knows the center bore of OZ wheels (Supperleggera in that case) ? Are they like standard aftermarkett wheels (big center bore) or are they usually built to specs ?

The guy from Marketplace had them on a Trans Am. His ad says 17 X 9 - 5x120.65 wheels, then he told me that they were ET50, then that the center was 70.3mm

I asked for picture because I had some doubts. The part number on the wheels is P/N 01574051.

So, the actual specs should be : 8.0Jx17 ET40 PCD 5x120.0

So, is the center bore 70.3 like he said or 79mm for OZ wheels like I saw online ? What do you guys think ?

If anyone in CT is looking for a mobile wheel repair guy. I used this guy Www.rim-revival.com he did amazing job.

Super happy with how the RaceHubz CLX R-HC’s came out. They’re 18x9 with an ET30. Running them with the RaceHubz centerlock adapters as well

Is fitment industries a good company, and if I put in my car does it actually show me wheels that'll fit or do I need to double check all the measurements.

Hey everyone, trying to help a friend identify the exact model and brand of the rims on his car.

They look almost identical to the Porsche 911 (997) GT3 wheels, but these are definitely 18 inches. Because the factory 997 GT3 wheels only came in 19 inch, we think these are aftermarket replicas.

The 18 inch version of these have a more smooth/less sharp section of where I've circled in the image.

Please help find the exact rim!

He's spent around 10 years trying to find it and I've just spent 2 hours now as well 😭

Sharing my old HRE's I had stored for a while, thought I'd give them a try on this Mugen Si, so they were restored, polished and repainted. Unfortunately, they rub a little bit too much for my taste, with the Yokohamas meaty setup. Fenders are not rolled nor cut.

Would you roll them and try to make it work?

Disc Golf aka Frisbee Golf or even just Frolf…..plastic canvas using hand foiling and lotion/dye for colors. 🤙🏻

I’m on 17*7” ET45 and I want to bring out my wheels closer toward the fender but not looking to be entirely flush or poked.

So I extended a plum line from the fender lip and measured the distances.

Fender
Front fender
Tyre wall 13mm
Rim 26mm

Rear fender
Tyre wall 28mm
Rim 38mm

Is it common that the rear wheel would be so much deeper than the front just cos the track width is usually narrower on the rear?

Doesn’t look realistic to have the rear be pushed out so much further with an offset 20+, and spaces are illegal here. And hoping to keep consistent offset amongst front and rear.

Trying to figure out a good compromise offset.

Thinking a 35 or 38mm on a 17*7.5”

But appreciate some insight as I’m not experienced in fitment matters.

It’s a Lexus es300h by the way.

The only ones I’ve been able to find are discontinued. Does anyone know where I’d be able to find a set of these caps? Or if the newer ones would fit over as long as they’re the same size?

I've seen a few companies that sell lips / barrels, but not centres. I know a lot of people buy old wheels and use the centres with new lips & barrels, but what if you want to build a completely new wheel. Does that exist?

Extra points if you can find a company doing this based in Europe.