Anyone using Konig Supermesh?
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you can get them here for $430 shipped (400 if you want 15s)
http://www.jlbmotorsports.com/rims/konig-list.html
I'm gonna guess Minihune is close on the weight....some people on the honda forums are quoting around 18lbs for the 16 inch wheels
http://www.jlbmotorsports.com/rims/konig-list.html
I'm gonna guess Minihune is close on the weight....some people on the honda forums are quoting around 18lbs for the 16 inch wheels
The ones in that link are not the Spun Supermesh Wheels....the price is a tid bit diffrent
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I'm pretty sure they're the same thing.....
just search for the names on ebay and check it out for yourself. I could be wrong...they just look so similar, come in the exact same colors (including neon pink and neon green which is rare), and they even both have the same name. You could call jlbmotorsports....they know everything about cheap replica wheels (rota,konig,spun,drag)
konig supermesh in gold
spun supermesh in gold
just search for the names on ebay and check it out for yourself. I could be wrong...they just look so similar, come in the exact same colors (including neon pink and neon green which is rare), and they even both have the same name. You could call jlbmotorsports....they know everything about cheap replica wheels (rota,konig,spun,drag)
konig supermesh in gold
spun supermesh in gold
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Yeah, you can get them from Discount tire direct and there local dealers. I went to Discount tire direct and got my price (no shipping, no sales tax) and with that price went to my local Discount tire dealer and they matched the price. I Also was able to get free mounting but paid to have them road forced balanced. I'm glad I went with the road force balance although, it was not cheap. Well worth the money IMO. Tire rack doesn't carry them. I'm kind of done with getting my tires thru Tire rack because of the hassle of having to go to a shop to have them mounted. Most shops will match there price and for me, I perfer going that route. I'm in, I'm out and don't pay for shipping .
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Yeah, you can get them from Discount tire direct and there local dealers. I went to Discount tire direct and got my price (no shipping, no sales tax) and with that price went to my local Discount tire dealer and they matched the price. I Also was able to get free mounting but paid to have them road forced balanced. I'm glad I went with the road force balance although, it was not cheap. Well worth the money IMO. Tire rack doesn't carry them. I'm kind of done with getting my tires thru Tire rack because of the hassle of having to go to a shop to have them mounted. Most shops will match there price and for me, I perfer going that route. I'm in, I'm out and don't pay for shipping .
I've also used Tire Rack through the years with good results and had them shipped direct to a local installer. Ultimately, it depends on which tire I end up deciding on, as opposed to which particular vendor I'm buying from.
As for the NeoGens, they've been a good performing tire in both the wet and the dry, and I'm very satisfied with my purchase after having them on the car now for a few weeks. I had the General Exclaim UHP's on my GTO, and was satisfied with those as well. IMO, both are good value-oriented performance tires.
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I didn't have to haggle with Discount tire store here in S.D. I told them how much the price was to my door and they matched that same price "out the door" that Discount Tire direct was offering (free mounting,no shipping cost).
I agree about "Tire Rack" having good service, I've used them in the past on several of our cars and was happy with the price and service. Asking about price matching has saved me a great deal of money. Tire Rack has always had very competitive price's. They also have some very good brands that others don't carry such as the Avons that are on my wifes 330I.
I agree about "Tire Rack" having good service, I've used them in the past on several of our cars and was happy with the price and service. Asking about price matching has saved me a great deal of money. Tire Rack has always had very competitive price's. They also have some very good brands that others don't carry such as the Avons that are on my wifes 330I.
Same here... I printed out the DiscountTireDirect pricing for the Nittos, and asked the local shop (Discount Tire on Aurora Ave/Ogden) to price match, and they did just that (although I paid $12/tire for mounting & balancing, and also paid sales tax). Also, buying them from the shop allows you to use their Road Hazard warranty at any Discount Tire. No shipping the damaged tire back, and wondering what to do while you're missing a tire and waiting for a new one.
I've also used Tire Rack through the years with good results and had them shipped direct to a local installer. Ultimately, it depends on which tire I end up deciding on, as opposed to which particular vendor I'm buying from.
As for the NeoGens, they've been a good performing tire in both the wet and the dry, and I'm very satisfied with my purchase after having them on the car now for a few weeks. I had the General Exclaim UHP's on my GTO, and was satisfied with those as well. IMO, both are good value-oriented performance tires.
I've also used Tire Rack through the years with good results and had them shipped direct to a local installer. Ultimately, it depends on which tire I end up deciding on, as opposed to which particular vendor I'm buying from.
As for the NeoGens, they've been a good performing tire in both the wet and the dry, and I'm very satisfied with my purchase after having them on the car now for a few weeks. I had the General Exclaim UHP's on my GTO, and was satisfied with those as well. IMO, both are good value-oriented performance tires.
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I happened to be browsing through the forums and saw this topic...
I've been running the Supermesh wheels since March. They weigh right around 15 lbs, if not a little less. I was told 15.5, but if the MR2 guys weighed them at ~14-15, I have no reason to disagree, as I haven't weighed them myself.
Oh, and JLB Motorsports gets 5 thumbs up from me. I've bought 2 sets of wheels from Hikaru now, and he's treated me VERY well.
I'm actually looking to sell these and pick up another set through Hikaru... I just don't know what I want.
I've been running the Supermesh wheels since March. They weigh right around 15 lbs, if not a little less. I was told 15.5, but if the MR2 guys weighed them at ~14-15, I have no reason to disagree, as I haven't weighed them myself.
Oh, and JLB Motorsports gets 5 thumbs up from me. I've bought 2 sets of wheels from Hikaru now, and he's treated me VERY well.
I'm actually looking to sell these and pick up another set through Hikaru... I just don't know what I want.
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Other than that, the demand is pretty low....you've got one generation of older VW, scions, miatas, MINI's and Hondas.....those are the few 4x100's that i can think of and they all took relatively high offsets.
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No, low-offset would be under +20. I said lower-offset.
Demand has increased by a fair amount in the last couple years, with the old-school look coming back into fashion with quite a few of the Veedub, Scion, Honda, and Miata guys. I don't see a reason why nobody else will touch the low-offset wheel market
Sportmax is making a killing with their 002 +0 and 501 +15 wheels. Nobody else will touch the lower-offset 4x100 market unfortunately. Nobody who produces mid-range wheels at least. Yeah, you can get some BBS RM's in a low offset... but you're looking at 1500, if not more.
Right now, I'm looking for a reasonably priced set of wheels in the +15 to +20 15x8-16x8 range. Probably going to go with a set of +20 16x8 Rota RB's in the end, since that seems to be all I can find.
Demand has increased by a fair amount in the last couple years, with the old-school look coming back into fashion with quite a few of the Veedub, Scion, Honda, and Miata guys. I don't see a reason why nobody else will touch the low-offset wheel market
Sportmax is making a killing with their 002 +0 and 501 +15 wheels. Nobody else will touch the lower-offset 4x100 market unfortunately. Nobody who produces mid-range wheels at least. Yeah, you can get some BBS RM's in a low offset... but you're looking at 1500, if not more.
Right now, I'm looking for a reasonably priced set of wheels in the +15 to +20 15x8-16x8 range. Probably going to go with a set of +20 16x8 Rota RB's in the end, since that seems to be all I can find.
#45
Trust me.....i know what low offset is. You're talking to someon whose rear wheels have an offset of 9 (happen to be RM's as you mentioned)
But the demand is still much lower than the rest of the market. They are slowly catching on as you mentioned....but i dont think you will ever see a wide selection.
But the demand is still much lower than the rest of the market. They are slowly catching on as you mentioned....but i dont think you will ever see a wide selection.
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What price range are you looking at being in? I would love to see you get 16x8...after all my different sized wheels....i think 16x8 et20 is right up there with one of the perfect sizes for our car. I posted these somewhere else....but this is a pretty sweet set, and they are the cheaper brand that you were talking about: http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3392231
Last edited by Rally@StanceDesign; 09-10-2007 at 05:16 PM.
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Hehehe it's rough isnt it? Those two don't go well together...i just graduated which doesnt help:impatient
The ones i posted are pretty cool, and the rota RB's are sick too.
These are worth looking at as well
Axis oldskool (replica of the work equips)
Various colors....15x8....like 175 a piece (could maybe find cheaper?)...nice lip
Axis OG
a little thinner at 15x7 but cool style. 165 a piece in gunmetal red or gold centers