http://www.upgrademotoring.com/wheel...cing/te37v.htm

te37v 15x9 +15 offset 5x114.3

These would be perfect for 275/35/15 Hoosiers.

 

really nice wheels !

 

sick wheels for sure. i loved them the first time i saw that pic of the datsun 240z on them.

 

Interesting... I was looking into custom lightweight wheels but this may be a good option. My 21 lb Diamond Racing bricks gotta go.

 

Would not fit on a Civic or Teg. My 15x7.5" +30 offset Konig Candy's would not fit without rolling the fenders. Even then, I rubbed a bit... You can definately go wider and deeper than I did, but it would not be practical, and 9" wide +15 offset would not fit... Dope wheels though.

 

^FYI: This setup is not for looks and is intended for cars with fender modifications.

 

exactly...none of that hard parking low-offset/stretched tire crap

 

Like marcpaco said, this is def for those who are hardcore and don't mind modding fenders.

I can't wait to try this out though!

I'll be selling my 15x8 +45 te37's to fund this purchase. Anybody interested?

And who has the hookup on volk wheels these days?

Group buy anyone?

 

I hear volk had a price hike the beginning of this year.

 

Haha yeah, I just can't see many R owners modding fenders.

 

Pussies!

 

I had to put a hammer to mine at the track back in Nov... I guess some just dont care and arnt from Cali

 

Heres what 275/35/15 Hoosiers look like on a R.




For me: I dont like the slowed down steering response I feel with rims larger than 7". I went with the "wider is better" craze a few years back and have actually gone back to 7" to regain the car's nimbleness again. I actually like a lively car that moves around underneath me somewhat. To each their own I suppose.

 

Looks good for a dedicated track car.

 

I have 16x8" Volks on my Type R -- not sure how you would fit a 9" rims on there

 

Haha me and marcpaco were trying to fit 15x10's under there!

It's nothing a welder or fiberglass man can't handle!

I can fit 275 hoosiers on my ef and 10" wide wheels are definitely doable.

 

where theres a will, theres a way

the front would be easy enough you just need to find a solution for the fenders with flares or just wider fenders, 275 is a big *** tire so whatever you do will need to be custom

and there is absolutley no reason to have 275's on the rear of a civic or integra so dont worry about the back

 

I called Upgrade Motoring yesterday:

They said their shipment of the 15x9 +15 offset 5lug te37v won't arrive until March. They said to email them and they'll keep it on file to lmk when I can preorder the wheels.

I'm going to try evasive motoring also, and maybe discount tire or tirerack.

*edit*

http://www.hachiroku.com.au/blog/?p=4417

Awesome pics of them fitting over ap racing and endless calipers, so there's a good chance they'll fit over spoon twinblocks.

 

 

Those look like the LL.

I want S.

 

This should be the 15x7.5 +or 15x8 +25 "S" rim.

 

I hope those aren't the S, the face is so flat!

Me = want deep concave face.

 

You're worried about looks on an autox car?

How are my old Volks doing, BTW? Still glad to see they are getting some good use. I found the Rays wheel covers for them the other day when I was cleaning out my basement, lol.

 

Gimme!

I figure if I'm paying $580/wheel, they better look good! And deep concave face = clears spoon calipers (hopefully)

 

+15 should have a more concave face than the +25. I would say by about 10mm...