Which wheels on Monza Red Pearl?
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Which wheels on Monza Red Pearl?
Yes, another one of these threads!
I've recently bought my 2nd S2000, this time in a rare Monza Red Pearl - the car's come with Enkei RPF1's, but I'm not entirely keen on them, at the moment, I'm leaning towards Facelift V1s again like I had on my previous car.
Also, the previous owner has "upgraded" the bumpers and head/tail lights to make it look like a facelift, I'm again not keen on that, thinking of changing those back to stock as I've got the parts from my old car.
So suggestions for wheels please and whether I'm being stupid for wanting to have pre-facelift parts on a pre-facelift car.
I've recently bought my 2nd S2000, this time in a rare Monza Red Pearl - the car's come with Enkei RPF1's, but I'm not entirely keen on them, at the moment, I'm leaning towards Facelift V1s again like I had on my previous car.
Also, the previous owner has "upgraded" the bumpers and head/tail lights to make it look like a facelift, I'm again not keen on that, thinking of changing those back to stock as I've got the parts from my old car.
So suggestions for wheels please and whether I'm being stupid for wanting to have pre-facelift parts on a pre-facelift car.
Last edited by SuperHamz; 10-17-2017 at 06:16 AM.
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I suppose I need to get used to the car, first time I've got a car with pretty much everything I'd want to do already done to it
#6
Ride height & offsets look correct - can you not back the coilovers down a bit and see if that restores the ride? They're a decent, lightish wheel after all.
I prefer the cleaner look of the original lights, personally.
I prefer the cleaner look of the original lights, personally.
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I prefer the facelift bumpers and lights although cutting the rear chassis would put me off, can the old rear light still be installed? V1 facelift wheels always look nice but if you could get gunmetal V3s i think they'd be awesome. Number plate holder looks like a Jap one fyi.
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The styling was facelifted for a reason. Looks good on this car. Not OEM but can never be original again anyway.
There are reproduction "AP2V1" wheels sold in the North American market. Assuming they're Asian origin they should be available in the UK as well. Purchasers on the forum seem happy; many of those who haven't continue to think "cheap PRC stuff."
-- Chuck
There are reproduction "AP2V1" wheels sold in the North American market. Assuming they're Asian origin they should be available in the UK as well. Purchasers on the forum seem happy; many of those who haven't continue to think "cheap PRC stuff."
-- Chuck
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I prefer the facelift bumpers and lights although cutting the rear chassis would put me off, can the old rear light still be installed? V1 facelift wheels always look nice but if you could get gunmetal V3s i think they'd be awesome. Number plate holder looks like a Jap one fyi.
The styling was facelifted for a reason. Looks good on this car. Not OEM but can never be original again anyway.
There are reproduction "AP2V1" wheels sold in the North American market. Assuming they're Asian origin they should be available in the UK as well. Purchasers on the forum seem happy; many of those who haven't continue to think "cheap PRC stuff."
-- Chuck
There are reproduction "AP2V1" wheels sold in the North American market. Assuming they're Asian origin they should be available in the UK as well. Purchasers on the forum seem happy; many of those who haven't continue to think "cheap PRC stuff."
-- Chuck
Not the biggest fan of bronze/gold look, the whole engine bay is styled with gold bits everywhere, which I'll be changing soon