Konig Rewind
#27
What is offset?
Excuse my ignorance, but what does "offset" refer to when speaking about rims? What is the OEM (if there is such a thing) offset for a MINI Cooper with 15" holeys? And if I get wheels of a different offset, do I need certain extra hardware to make them fit?
Thanks for the lesson in offset!
Rock on,
-Boognish
Thanks for the lesson in offset!
Rock on,
-Boognish
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#29
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/offset.jsp
thats a good explanation
I dont know what the stock offset is for the holeys, but the mini can fit anywhere from 38-somewhere in the 40's(depending on wheel size etc.)without any extra hardware
thats a good explanation
I dont know what the stock offset is for the holeys, but the mini can fit anywhere from 38-somewhere in the 40's(depending on wheel size etc.)without any extra hardware
#30
It actually looks better than I thought it would.
![](http://www.good-win-racing.com/miata/images/items/konigrewindsilvercrop.JPG)
Compared to the original lower offset model though, the spoke geometry doesn't look as nice. They did it to keep the lip though, which I assumed would go away. It's the feature most people are probably interested in anyway.
original wheel for reference:
Compared to the original lower offset model though, the spoke geometry doesn't look as nice. They did it to keep the lip though, which I assumed would go away. It's the feature most people are probably interested in anyway.
original wheel for reference:
![](http://www.technotoytuning.com/Rewinds/15inchrewindsv2.jpg)
#32
#33
Originally Posted by Passat774
I agree, the look ok, the RH desgin wheels look nicer and so do the orginal Panasports....
Almost makes me think it's worth the extra to get the real thing. Better quality product and look with the Panasports... Who knows ???
Almost makes me think it's worth the extra to get the real thing. Better quality product and look with the Panasports... Who knows ???
#37
I have a set sitting in my garage waiting for tires....i like the look.
the center caps are small cylinder-like shapes with some teeth on the circumfrence. They look far more classy than most of the cheap center caps you see.
I will get pics as soon as i get the tires from tire rack
I have called konig reps, and they still say the wheel is unavailable...so im close to one of the first with these on a mini
:smile:
the center caps are small cylinder-like shapes with some teeth on the circumfrence. They look far more classy than most of the cheap center caps you see.
I will get pics as soon as i get the tires from tire rack
I have called konig reps, and they still say the wheel is unavailable...so im close to one of the first with these on a mini
:smile:
#38
#39
Yah....i really needed new wheels and tires because all of my track days were rapidly coming up...so i pulled it
I dont have a great scale, but i can try it on what i have. Good win did it on their scale and got 14.4 nothing great...but better than my last aftermarket rims at 19 pounds 17x7
I dont have a great scale, but i can try it on what i have. Good win did it on their scale and got 14.4 nothing great...but better than my last aftermarket rims at 19 pounds 17x7
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#44
Originally Posted by RallyMINI
I dont have a great scale, but i can try it on what i have. Good win did it on their scale and got 14.4 nothing great...but better than my last aftermarket rims at 19 pounds 17x7
#45
Originally Posted by Galaxie500
Hmm, that's interesting because Konig lists the wheel at 13.32 lbs on its website. Anyway, I think it's a great looking wheel -- I was about to pull the trigger on the graphite set until I saw the pictures on this thread -- in these pics the wheel looks just like the Panasports -- which I already have (great wheel by the way). No wonder I liked them.
#46
I noticed these wheels for the first time tonight and REALLY like them. I've been wanting a set of nice looking 15"s for my snow tires and these look like they'd work.... but I am not sure if my tires would fit. Blizzaks, 195/60-15. Anybody know from looking at the numbers if that'd work?
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