blloyd29

I can't help but love these wheels after seeing them on miataspeed's car:


http://xxrwheels.com/sportmax_002.shtml

They're not solid lead but not super light either. They're a good 50% heavier than 6UL's or RPF1's

Looks or purpose? My car is no show winner, so I think this would start a bad trend in trying to turn an ugly car pretty, which I'd be better off starting over with a better shell. Damn you guys and encouraging me into this expensive hobby.

hornetball

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Pimp my ride . . . .

hustler

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I'd run 99 wheels if I parked it anywhere but my house, and 6ULs for the track.

blloyd29

This makes me want to part out my car and buy MazdaSPEED's.

Why can't they make these wheels 9 pounds so I can have both?

onelowr

How did you just find those wheels they have been around forever and he certainly wasn't the first miata to run them I'll bet. XXR isn't worried about stuff being light really they are more worried about being cheap. The main selling point for them is the cost is very low. I'd say buy a used set of those with whatever tires fit to run around the street for the look you want and save up for something like 6uls and good tires for any real driving.

blloyd29

I've seen them before, I was more complaining that I wanted both light and this look.

Cookiesoup

i have the wheels on my car. i like the old hot hatch/euro roadster kinda look.

Braineack

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bad, no. sad, yes.

blloyd29

I WANT to believe this, but I had to openly admit that I really like the look. It's so hard to choose anything except the 6ULS in terms of performance for the dollar.

I'm fighting an uphill battle trying to turn my car into something that looks good. I should've started with a better shell if that was my goal. Cheap fun, focus!