looking for rims

[billf]

Manny,

We met May, 2002 in Daytona, garaged next to Marcello...Blue ITB from Buffalo, N.Y.

One solution we researched is the light weight stock car wheels, but they are only available in 13 inch sizes, with multiple offsets and widths available. I bought them back then, and the offset easily cleared the brake calipers. I have not seen another really inexpensive, and useable rim for this car. Check Weld, and others like it, that cater to the Mini-stock racing crowd.

Incidentally, ITB Mustangs are not "limited" to 15 inch rims. We got them years ago when it was demonstrated to SCCA that the '90's cars were produced with that size. 13's were used in the early years of the listed "line" years (1979-1993).

Good racing.

Bill

[Ron]

Spinwerks.com

They will make any size you want with any offest. We have 3 sets from them for our mustang. Give them a call.

[quadzjr]

Spinwerks.com

They will make any size you want with any offest. We have 3 sets from them for our mustang. Give them a call.

forgot an "e"

www.spinwerkes.com

how much did a set cost your? have similiar issue with finding RWD offset wheels for the MR2.

[Ron]

Sorry about the typo. I want to say $750.00 for a set of four.

[quadzjr]

those are steel correct? they show a some light weight aluminumones on the website, but they look like more for dragracing.

[Ron]

No, aluminum. The web site is not complete. I will get my order sheet out of the trailer soon but I want to say they are series 82.

[manny]

thanks guys for your help and yes Bill i do remember you at daytona. i've always been a stickler about the factory 15x7 wheels they are factory aluminum wheels