ITR # 0067 before and after pics
got some new shoes for her, rota circuit 10's in sports bronze!
***The stock white ITR wheels w/ honda emblems are for sale.......call me if interested (724)493-3133***
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***The stock white ITR wheels w/ honda emblems are for sale.......call me if interested (724)493-3133***
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Wheels look great, theres plenty of fast-as-heck (faster than most the people in here) ITRs tracking on Rotas.
Man you guys must really hate rota wheels.....the white wheels do look really nice, but they get really really dirty because of the aftermarket pads after one short drive. If I had the money I would have bought gram lights like I have on the 93 FD.
I wasn't trying to cheap out, but to be quite frank I'm kinda broke atm after buying her.
I wasn't trying to cheap out, but to be quite frank I'm kinda broke atm after buying her.
It looks good! You have forever and a day to get some baller wheels.
Edit: Only thing I would do different is keep the stockers!
If they're the forged Volk Racing line of wheels then there wouldn't be any issue at all (unless you're jumping curbs or are using the wrong tire size), pretty much the strongest wheels on the market (TE37s, CE28s, RE30s). They're racing wheels made for track use, nothing you throw at them on the street (other than stupidity) will harm them.
If they're the forged Volk Racing line of wheels then there wouldn't be any issue at all (unless you're jumping curbs or are using the wrong tire size), pretty much the strongest wheels on the market (TE37s, CE28s, RE30s). They're racing wheels made for track use, nothing you throw at them on the street (other than stupidity) will harm them.
If I spend $2500 on a set of wheels, I'd keep them as mint as possible. I don't want to damage the original coating with rock chips, scrapes and curb rash. I'd also hate to exposed them to the salt & cinder they use to melt ice in the winter time.
I guess all of that can be avoided by keeping a "beater" set of wheels though.
I liked the OEM wheels better.
I am not hating on the rota wheels but I don't think the bronze wheels look good on white. Maybe silver would have looked HOT!!!
I am not hating on the rota wheels but I don't think the bronze wheels look good on white. Maybe silver would have looked HOT!!!
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Even if they were Mugen I wouldn't like those wheels. Just not an appealing style to me. And it's worse that most Rotas hold up very well, but I see a whole lot of cracked C8's, C10's, and SubZero's--the ones with the thinnest spokes. These are the wheels that give Rota a bad name in my book...
looks good! too bad i already picked up a set of stock wheels or else i'd be contacting you, especially because you probably live about 20 minutes away from me haha. do you ever go down to irwin at all on saturdays to the car cruise?
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i think it looks good personally i would of kept the oem ones
but this still look clean
maybe a little drop and ill be good lol
but this still look clean
maybe a little drop and ill be good lol
in all honesty, dark colored wheels make just about any car look dirty to me, so it's not really my cup of tea. It's not the brand that you went with, it's the color for me. Gold Advan RG, Silver SSR... The only darker colored wheels would be the bronze TE37, but those look good on just about any car.
But it's your car, so don't let anyone else tell you what to do otherwise. How much for the OEM ITRs?
But it's your car, so don't let anyone else tell you what to do otherwise. How much for the OEM ITRs?




