There was a thread this past week that had a link to a japanese website -> http://www.kei-okayama.com and it had a ton of pretty neat racing pictures. Anyways, I came across some rims on an S2K that kinda looks like the SSR Competition rims but not really. Any ideas as to who might have made these wheels? They seemed pretty popular with the cars on that site. Here are some pictures :

 

buddy clubs?

 

yep, looks like buddies to me.

 

J's racing pr-6

 

Did a google search on J's Racing PR-6 and pulled up a webpage on the above car specs!! Sweet!! Here's the URL -> http://www.geocities.co.jp/MotorCity...8671/mys2k.htm. Thanks guys!!

 

Nice s2000!

 

whats up with these asian chics wearing fugged up shoes????

 

hey dat babygirl looks hot hot hot , back off!

mmmmm nice Dunlop slicks on those wheels too

 

They think they are too short so the taller the heals are, the better.

 

that car is sweeeeeeet

 

VTEC Powwaaaaaaaaaa

 

these wheels are Ram's pr-o6. it is discontinue. one of the lightest wheel. they might be back in productions though. these rims need to be imported and cannot be bought new at this time.
-teg

 

Is this a sales pitch ??????????????????

Starting a trend on h-t ?????

By next week i'm gonna see everypost about members buying these rims?


LOL

i'd buy them

who wants to do the first group buy for these?

 

buddy club P1 racing QF is my guess



I'm either geting these or Volk CE-28N's for the summer (both in 16 inch size w/ AO32R's), what do you this


[Modified by hooptie157, 1:18 AM 10/26/2002]

 

Buddy's right, those are Rams PR-06. I asked Alan @ AJR to check into those for me a while back and he said they are very hard to get; and even if you can get them, they cost some serious coin.

 

Thanks for clearing that up! I just assumed that the japanese character in the car's spec page (under wheel section) was J's Racings PR-6. When I translated "RAMS" to japanese using this site : http://babel.altavista.com/sites/babelfish/tr , it matched the characters. Also, correct me if I'm wrong, I take it RAMS is not related to J's Racing, right? In any case, it's a bummer about the wheels being hard to get, costs $$$ *and* possibly discontinued. Dang! Just when I thought I found a nice set of track rims ...

 

No. RAMS has nothing to do with J's Racing. RAMS is a company that formulate their own brake pads from street to competition use. They also have their line of brake fluids, rotors and hard bushing sets.