3rd Gen Mazda RX-7 FD Wheels with Kumho Tires - CHEAP - $300
 

Up for sale are 1993 - 1998 Mazda RX-7 Wheels. The wheel size measures in at 16X8 and they are great upgrade for other cars because they can usually clear a bigger brake than a stock wheel and this is how I used them.

I used these for road racing my 1991 Mitsubishi Eclipse because they are an inch wider than a stock DSM wheels, however you MUST use a wheel spacer to clear the control arms and strut hats (and longer wheel studs if you want to be safe). I will throw in the wheel spacers that I copied from a RRE design originally made back in the late 90's. The spacers are solid billet aluminum. You will need to find your own wheel studs because I threw my old ones away (You can get them from Road Race Engineering out in Cali for around $50 last I checked). They are also pretty lightweight in comparison to some of this big (insert dumb) wheels people like to run. If you want to make your car faster in acceleration and handle better, put a good set of light weight wheels on it and you will notice a difference.

If you sand these wheels down a bit and have them powder coated black or white, they will look amazing, I was just too lazy to get it done and would rather go racing.

The tires on the wheels are OK. They are Kumho's. Two of the tires only have about 25% tread life left, while two might have 50% left.

Tires - Kumho Ecsta "Supra"

BOLT PATTERN - 5-lug - 114.3mm or 4½" bolt circle as some like to say.

These wheels will fit the following to the best of my knowledge.

Mazda FD RX-7 - 1993-1998 (3rd Generation)
Mazda Millenia
Mazda 929
Mazda MX-6
Mazda 626

Ford Probe - 1990-1996

With my spacers you can run these wheels on the following cars (I will give you the spacers if you buy the rims) -

Mitsubishi Eclipse - 1990-1999 (1st and 2nd Generation)
Eagle Talon - 1990-1997 (1st and 2nd Generation)
Plymouth Laser - 1990-1994
Mitsubishi Evo Lancer - 2003 - 2009

Please note that these wheels are in Mount Laurel, NJ, which is about a 20 minute drive from Center City Philly, and even with bad traffic it only takes about 35 minutes.

I will entertain shipping these wheels but please remember the shipping isn't going to be cheap, this isn't a box of air!

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If want to email us directly, BoostGear@gmail.com

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Some new information that someone asks me to gather.

Actual tire size - 245/45ZR16

Actual tire height - 24.25 Inches

Actual rubber contact patch - a smidge under 9 inches of rubber (do i dare call this a MAGNUM rubber package???)

Somebody ask me for a few more facts about the rims and tires.

Actual tire size - 245/45ZR16

Actual tire height - 24.25 Inches

Actual rubber contact patch - a smidge under 9" of rubber (dare I call this a MAGNUM rubber package???)

The tires are NOT dry rotting either.

!SOLD! ;D