Location: Ft. Bragg, NC
Contact: PM

Up for sale are some Prime 250's.

Look very very similar to BBS RS's.

All 4 Honeycomb centers minus 1 hex centerpiece. They should be interchangeable with FC BBS Meshies. All four wheels come with tires. (8k - 10k left depending on your driving habits.) 185-70-14

They are mid 90's wheels. Have long been discontinued. They were purchased brand new in 1995. They all hold air and ride true.

Universal (4x100 & 4x114.3) 4 Lug. They were on an CD Accord.

14x6

$650 obo.

Trades:

Turbo Miata Parts
Coilovers
Leather Seats

or anything else you think is cool.

These are alittle older pictures. I will post pictures this evening of them with Tires.

Thanks!

 

Did you know this forum really hates people that join just to sell something?

 

lol, its funny cause most just sell miata parts. he is sellin some damn wheels.



hey, atleast he is askin for turbo parts for a miata in trade.

 

Its a good thing I didnt join just to sell parts then. But thanks for the heads up.


I plan to keep my Miata for a while and turbo it. Also if you will, I didnt spam my 20 posts either.

Like I said, cheer up and stop taking things so serious.

I own my own forum dedicated to hondas. I am well aware of forum etiquette. I am not your run of the mill noob.

 

Anyone know more or less what these weigh?

 

they weigh in a hair over 31lbs with a fully inflated 185/70/14. Average tire weight for that size is about ~19lbs according to this graph. These are estimates since my tire size is not graphed.

I would respectfully say, in the 12-15lb area is what they weigh per wheel. Just my .02.


Source:

http://www.miata.net/faq/tire_weights.html

*edit*

also, according to this site, that size weighs in at ~18-19lbs. I would say the wheels are 12-14lbs per wheel.

Source:

http://www.directbuytire.com/category-s/83.htm

 

Who would want to run 185/70/14's on a miata?

 

They were on an accord, not a miata. Also, tires are optional. I can knock off some money if the tires are not wanted.

 

no one?

 

I think the strongest factor deterring many is that you can usually find the lighter stock miata BBS 14x6 wheels for around $300.
I can't imagine many would pick a heavier knockoff for more than twice as much money, but I could be wrong.

Not trying to crap on your thread, just explain.