i have no idea what wheels these are. anyone wanna take a guess? im looking for dc pics with rims that are similair. what rim should i search? i might get these tommorow for 100. deal or no deal? thanks

 

They look like slipstreams, don't know what those are though.

 

thanks for the quick reply. based on these pics would you buy them for 100? they are 15". arent there spoon rims that look like this?

 

They are American Racing wheels, OZ/Fittapaldi use to make a Two/Three piece variant of those without the cap they sort-of resemble Slipstreams.

They look good on EFs btw.

 

?? Slipstreams? The only similarity is that they're both five spoke wheels.

The base of the spokes (wheel center) are much wider than those of the slipstreams, as well.

 

cool beans. so they are american racing wheels?

 

i searched google image for 5 stars and this is what i found. mine look like a knock off with caps. very so i guess i should request pics of tegs with reganmaster euros.

http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/wheelbrands/40

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It's highly unlikely you'll see Regamaster Euro's on an Integra (considering the sizes they came in). You'll more likely see Regamaster Evo's in Silver, or Regamaster Marquis Promoda's. Those at least came in the right sizes for the Integra.

Either way, those American Racing wheels don't look much like the Regamasters at all. Take off those centercaps and you'll see what I mean. They look more like a Work Ewing without as much attention to detail. To be honest, I think you overpaid for them.

 

I agree with RADIM, they look like an American Racing wheel or something that would be sold at like sears or pepboys. The only thing that matters about them is what you think they are worth. If they are in good shape and clean up nice ,then I dont think $100 is a bad deal. Its all in what YOU like.

 

^^^ where the hell did you find that pic of my boy randy's car??? seriously.

 

turns out these are the Eagle Alloys 028. they were 4x108 so i didnt get them. the old man said to take them to the local rim repair shop and have the bolt pattern redrilled. fawk that. defeats the purpose of scooping up 100$ rims with half *** tires to avoid dropping 200$ on two 205/40/17 cheap admiral tires at discount.is that even safe to do,redrilling and opening the bolt pattern to take 4x100? i would think your car would wobble or be off balance. any of you cats ever heard of this. just curious at this point. im gonna invest in some cheap twists for now. tired of 17's

 

Re-drilling is not uncommon. Is it safe just to drill into the existing pattern? Most definitely not. You're better off filling the original pattern with metal, and starting fresh.

 

Redrilling is safe as long as it's done right and professionally.
It should not make the wheel wobble and if it's off balance... just get it balanced.

 

I found this pic of your "boy" randys car on flickr. If you want me to take it down, then say so.

 

na it's cool, just funny to see his car up here.