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To keep the rules of the board here the cheapest price for a 14x6 Et28(4x100)
Borbet Design T 14x6 ET38 $128 each
Borbet Design T 14x7 ET25 and ET35 $170 each

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I have spoke with the owner of this shop and he does indeed say that they are 100% available.

I even had his distributor in Germany contact Borbet to confirm.

 

What a ripoff I got mines for 8 rims for $105 each plus 40 bucks for shipping for all 8. so thats $880 bucks total.

 

Ripoff? That was then, this is now. Please tell me about any other 14x7 alloy wheel that is available NOW for less than $170/shipped.

 

Well I will just hold up one more month till OPM gets those Rims made for 125+ shipping and they are 3-4 lbs lighter than BOrbet TypeT. Which i have 2 sets of.
They are NICE rims i have no complaints.

But I would love to get the 14x8 Type T's only if i could run them in my class,

 

I still can't get over that site. No less than 3 14x7 wheels available. And did you see the tire sizes they sell?

185/50-14
195-45-14
225-40-14
255-35-14

Now if only we could get R-compounds in THOSE sizes!

 

wow, i wonder what kind of tires those are

some 225/40/14s on 14x7s would be nice for sts

 

seriously, panasports are $170 new, maybe just a bit more, but certainly not a welcome comeback at this price.

 

Not to mention, in the 15X7 category on that site, they have ATS competition wheels for about $117 more each than Discount tire.

Nice to see the 14X7's back, but I would call them direct and try to beat them up on the price before I would commit to a purchase. Besides, I like the Team Dynamics wheels that are coming better than the Type T's.

Thanks for the update though!

 

I love the way those Schmidt TH-Line 3-pieces look, but the offsets are all wrong, seems like most of those wheels are not offset for hondas.

 

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You are right it was made for BMW's

 

Yup. Actually the 25mm offset wheels are perfect for my MR2. That's what I'm currently using with 225/50 Toyos.