Mazdaspeed 6 wheels?
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Mazdaspeed 6 wheels?
Thoughts on getting these? Looking for decent track day wheels... I been using the S1 18’s.
The Mazdaspeed wheel specs are;
18x7.5", et 52.5mm. 5x114.3 with a 67.1 hub bore. T
16.9lb each.
Is this a upgrade? Seller wants $800 for them, not in great cosmetic shape but will work for racing.
Thoughts? Thanks,
The Mazdaspeed wheel specs are;
18x7.5", et 52.5mm. 5x114.3 with a 67.1 hub bore. T
16.9lb each.
Is this a upgrade? Seller wants $800 for them, not in great cosmetic shape but will work for racing.
Thoughts? Thanks,
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Were the MS6 wheels 18x7.5? My MS6 wheels were 18x7 +55mm. Do you have a link to the wheels? These would not be an improvement, If you went with 17x8.5 - 17x9, those would be a good improvement.
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Define better. What are your goals, here?
Weigh the same but 1" larger in diameter so angular momentum will be higher (they will "feel" heavier).
19" rubber will be more expensive.
Good wheels overall but your goals will dictate whether they're a good choice for you.
For the same or lower price, you can get Enkei RPF1 in 17x9 which will be muuuuuuch lighter, have lower angular momentum, wider, and you'll be able to use cheaper rubber.
For even less than that you can get the TR Motorsport C4 in 17x9 (lighter than R3 wheels but heavier than the RPF1).
Weigh the same but 1" larger in diameter so angular momentum will be higher (they will "feel" heavier).
19" rubber will be more expensive.
Good wheels overall but your goals will dictate whether they're a good choice for you.
For the same or lower price, you can get Enkei RPF1 in 17x9 which will be muuuuuuch lighter, have lower angular momentum, wider, and you'll be able to use cheaper rubber.
For even less than that you can get the TR Motorsport C4 in 17x9 (lighter than R3 wheels but heavier than the RPF1).
#8
Define better. What are your goals, here?
Weigh the same but 1" larger in diameter so angular momentum will be higher (they will "feel" heavier).
19" rubber will be more expensive.
Good wheels overall but your goals will dictate whether they're a good choice for you.
For the same or lower price, you can get Enkei RPF1 in 17x9 which will be muuuuuuch lighter, have lower angular momentum, wider, and you'll be able to use cheaper rubber.
For even less than that you can get the TR Motorsport C4 in 17x9 (lighter than R3 wheels but heavier than the RPF1).
Weigh the same but 1" larger in diameter so angular momentum will be higher (they will "feel" heavier).
19" rubber will be more expensive.
Good wheels overall but your goals will dictate whether they're a good choice for you.
For the same or lower price, you can get Enkei RPF1 in 17x9 which will be muuuuuuch lighter, have lower angular momentum, wider, and you'll be able to use cheaper rubber.
For even less than that you can get the TR Motorsport C4 in 17x9 (lighter than R3 wheels but heavier than the RPF1).
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