need help choosing new wheels
#1
need help choosing new wheels
back when i go my 2005 s2000 the previous owner had changed the wheels to some rays wheels and they only handle 215s front and rear and its always bugged me i need new tires on the rear now and dont want to put smaller tires than stock on it so i need to get new wheels. i pretty much have no budget in a bad way like no money lol but am saving and have been saving this year. im looking for the lightest yet strong and cheapest wheels i cant get for the car that dont require messing with the fenders the car is lowered on neuspeed springs i believe i need to change the suspension out as well and plan to go with a coilover havent decided that either.
what wheels do you all recommend for me?
also there are some pretty cheap high offset square setups but dont know what i would need to offset the increased grip in the front to keep the handling right i have heard it changes things
what wheels do you all recommend for me?
also there are some pretty cheap high offset square setups but dont know what i would need to offset the increased grip in the front to keep the handling right i have heard it changes things
#2
Hard to beat the OEM wheels. They're not the lightest but are made by Enkei. There are good reasons these came with staggered wheel setups. Set of 4 reconditioned AP2V1 wheels is about $600. No messing with anything with these.
-- Chuck
-- Chuck
#3
where can i get them reconditioned? i do like the look of the ap2 v1 wheels also how would i know they are real and not replicas everything i have read says replicas are quite a bit heavier
#4
I bought a set of four (2 front, 2 rear) AP2V2 wheels for my '06 last summer from Allfactorywheels dot com. These are reconditioned, not brand new, but look very good. Probably $700 with shipping looking at their website this morning.
-- Chuck
-- Chuck
#5
If you go square you will seriously want to upgrade the front sway bar as well. I run TR 17x9 +62s, but if doing it all over again the Kosei wheels look like the best bang for the buck and under 17 lbs a piece. I love having 255s all around, but I also have a comptech adjustable sway set to full stiff.
#6
I bought a set of four (2 front, 2 rear) AP2V2 wheels for my '06 last summer from Allfactorywheels dot com. These are reconditioned, not brand new, but look very good. Probably $700 with shipping looking at their website this morning.
-- Chuck
-- Chuck
called them and they dont have and refurbished wheels left just replicas
#7
If you go square you will seriously want to upgrade the front sway bar as well. I run TR 17x9 +62s, but if doing it all over again the Kosei wheels look like the best bang for the buck and under 17 lbs a piece. I love having 255s all around, but I also have a comptech adjustable sway set to full stiff.
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#8
Originally Posted by RedCelica' timestamp='1441370810' post='23736863
If you go square you will seriously want to upgrade the front sway bar as well. I run TR 17x9 +62s, but if doing it all over again the Kosei wheels look like the best bang for the buck and under 17 lbs a piece. I love having 255s all around, but I also have a comptech adjustable sway set to full stiff.
#9
Originally Posted by sureshot1234' timestamp='1441374968' post='23736955
[quote name='RedCelica' timestamp='1441370810' post='23736863']
If you go square you will seriously want to upgrade the front sway bar as well. I run TR 17x9 +62s, but if doing it all over again the Kosei wheels look like the best bang for the buck and under 17 lbs a piece. I love having 255s all around, but I also have a comptech adjustable sway set to full stiff.
If you go square you will seriously want to upgrade the front sway bar as well. I run TR 17x9 +62s, but if doing it all over again the Kosei wheels look like the best bang for the buck and under 17 lbs a piece. I love having 255s all around, but I also have a comptech adjustable sway set to full stiff.
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i will be getting pilot super sport tires when i get the wheels had z1 star specs before would swift front and rear sway bar kit be a good choice?
#10
Again...you only want to upgrade the FRONT. Swift is a bad choice because the front bar is actually not as stiff as even a stock ap1 bar (see here: http://www.swiftsprings.net/products...tabilizer.html )
Review this thread: https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/908...y-bar-options/
IMO, you'll want at least a bar that will do 500 lbs, but 600-700 would be great for when you get coilovers.
PSS are awesome, but only come in 245/40s, no 255/40 is available, which actually might be a good thing since you're lowered.
This would be a great option, and quite affordable too: http://shop.moddiction.com/Moddictio...ay-bar-068.htm
Review this thread: https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/908...y-bar-options/
IMO, you'll want at least a bar that will do 500 lbs, but 600-700 would be great for when you get coilovers.
PSS are awesome, but only come in 245/40s, no 255/40 is available, which actually might be a good thing since you're lowered.
This would be a great option, and quite affordable too: http://shop.moddiction.com/Moddictio...ay-bar-068.htm