Still ain't brought any wheels for my GS-R!
01-12-2004, 02:52 PM
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Still ain't brought any wheels for my GS-R!
Hey fellow Acura People,
I still ain't found any wheels for my 95 Isle Green GS-R Sedan.
Well, not in the price range I set for myself anyhoo. I was trying to find some wheels that would look good on my GS-R in the $550 range out the door. 
Looks like I'm going to have to up the anty a bit. :naughty: I checked out Enkei's and Konig's and didn't find anything that I felt would look right or good on the GS-R.
So, looks like I'll be uppin the anty to about $800 out the door. 
I saw some really sweet lookin wheels made by 5-Zigen, I found four of their styles in my upper price range; RX-6, Super Six, MK-6 and the Figther. All four wheels look pretty sweet. :naughty: Next question, wich color do you all feel would look the best on a four door Isle Green GS-R, the Hyper Black or the Silver?
Least but, not last, as I don't know much about wheels, so please help a feller out here and help me choose the right wheels, oh and by the way, are 5-Zigen a good brand of wheel to go with? If not, please chim in with your thoughts. :dunno: Thanx in advance...
Peace Out
I still ain't found any wheels for my 95 Isle Green GS-R Sedan.
Well, not in the price range I set for myself anyhoo. I was trying to find some wheels that would look good on my GS-R in the $550 range out the door. Looks like I'm going to have to up the anty a bit. :naughty: I checked out Enkei's and Konig's and didn't find anything that I felt would look right or good on the GS-R.
So, looks like I'll be uppin the anty to about $800 out the door. I saw some really sweet lookin wheels made by 5-Zigen, I found four of their styles in my upper price range; RX-6, Super Six, MK-6 and the Figther. All four wheels look pretty sweet. :naughty: Next question, wich color do you all feel would look the best on a four door Isle Green GS-R, the Hyper Black or the Silver?
Least but, not last, as I don't know much about wheels, so please help a feller out here and help me choose the right wheels, oh and by the way, are 5-Zigen a good brand of wheel to go with?
If not, please chim in with your thoughts. :dunno: Thanx in advance...Peace Out
01-12-2004, 03:48 PM
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hey check out cheapwheels.com and wheelmax.com because they had an awesome deal recently for like 499 shipped for 17" wheels + tires. They were all good brands too. If non of those work you can always check ebay. Good luck.
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Hey Epoch, 95Teggy, and AirWaveGT, thank you all for your help. I'd love to have some Rota's on my Teg, but no one near me sells them.
Oh, and another thing, when my brother turned me on to this 95 GS-R, it came with a $1400.00 suspention job and 17 inch wheels and tires.
Being as I just put on new 17 inch tires less then two weeks ago, I'm stuck with the purchase of 17 inch wheels. I purchased the tires at Big O and they didn't not inform me that the wheels were warped, until I came back less then two days later to complane about the Teg vibrating when I hit about 60 miles per hour.
Now I have to puchase new wheels and I'm stuck with 17 inch tires and wheels on my lil ole Teg. I'm in the school that 16 inch tires and wheels would be the best all around for my GS-R.
Oh well, looks like I'll be going with some Imagine Opals by Konig. The price is right and the Opal color is a really nice contrase with the Isle Green color of my GS-R sedan. :naughty:
Pecae Out
Oh, and another thing, when my brother turned me on to this 95 GS-R, it came with a $1400.00 suspention job and 17 inch wheels and tires.
Being as I just put on new 17 inch tires less then two weeks ago, I'm stuck with the purchase of 17 inch wheels. I purchased the tires at Big O and they didn't not inform me that the wheels were warped, until I came back less then two days later to complane about the Teg vibrating when I hit about 60 miles per hour.
Now I have to puchase new wheels and I'm stuck with 17 inch tires and wheels on my lil ole Teg.
I'm in the school that 16 inch tires and wheels would be the best all around for my GS-R. Oh well, looks like I'll be going with some Imagine Opals by Konig.
The price is right and the Opal color is a really nice contrase with the Isle Green color of my GS-R sedan. :naughty:Pecae Out
01-14-2004, 03:57 PM
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01-14-2004, 04:03 PM
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I run 5Zigen Fighters in the Titanium finish, which is a coolish bronzy gunmetal color, on my Adriatic Blue Pearl DC4. IMO, the silver finish is a little bright for the darker greens.
I'm having trouble remembering how bright the green hue is on Isle Green. Is it fairly dark? If so, I say go with the darker finsh.
As far as quality, I love them. They've held up just fine, and to answer your question...5Zigen has been the wheel biz for quite a while..
That said, the Rota Slipstreams are also very sturdy and rather lightweight too, considering the price. Either brand is a wise choice IMO.
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I'm having trouble remembering how bright the green hue is on Isle Green. Is it fairly dark? If so, I say go with the darker finsh.
As far as quality, I love them. They've held up just fine, and to answer your question...5Zigen has been the wheel biz for quite a while..
That said, the Rota Slipstreams are also very sturdy and rather lightweight too, considering the price. Either brand is a wise choice IMO.
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Originally posted by dom93hatch
For daily driven cars, Rota wheels should be fine, but I've seen too many Rotas cracked, bent and broken right off at the autocross and at road races.
For daily driven cars, Rota wheels should be fine, but I've seen too many Rotas cracked, bent and broken right off at the autocross and at road races.