Alloy Wheel for 86?

[NoHachi]

demee76 Wrote:13 to 15 fit good, depends on the "look" you are looking for.
More than 15 is not a good idea.
a good offset makes also the difference.

Meanwhile, in Japan:

[boo50]

if somebody don't know it's 17 inch
and looks great

but at all I'm agree what smaller size wheels with proper offset looks better on AE86
saw just few good looking cars with big wheels.

[demee76]

I know that some use 17 and I've already see a hachi with 18 (very nice and pass the MOT in Belgium with 18 )but for street use, I think that 15 is the limit to stay "reasonable" and avoid litlle "disagrements".

[Jezza_hr]

17 actually looks really good

[sergiocharged]

halu_aoi Wrote:I am wondering if a size 13 alloy wheel suits a 86? or is it better to hv 14 or 15 for 86? cheers...

cool

[sergiocharged]

jondee86 Wrote:

can i know the brand and the model of that exact type of wheels

look really awesome
and the price imported if the case


thx

[robokill]

minilites classic I believe Come with nice low offset

[jondee86]

They are 13 x 7 negative 7 offset Superlite wheels made by Performance
Wheels in Australia. Here they cost about NZ$1200 per set, which is about
Euro600. No doubt they are one of the many copies of the original
Minilite wheels from the UK.
http://www.allwheels.com.au/cata/product...426&page=1
They are fitted with 185/60-13 tyres in that pic, and at that ride height
with soft cosmetic "lowering springs" I got a small amount of guard rub
under hard cornering. With stiff springs you would have no problem at
that height.

Oh, and in the front looking straight down from above, the edge of the rim
is about 20mm outside the guard. But the tread on the tyre was inside the
guard, which is a MOT requirement here. Looks kickass

Cheers... jondee86

[BOOMEX]

You can also put some 13x11 like me












On rear