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Old 05-06-2021, 09:15 PM   #43
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Went with a set of O.Z. Ultraleggeras. Got them last week but was out of town for an extended weekend. So I'm planning on putting them on this weekend.

I have a friend who has a set of RPF1s that he is eventually going to sell. So I may still pick them up as well down the road as at a minimum I will run dedicated summer and winter tires. I also may still run a set of dedicated track tires like I did with my BMW.
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Old 05-07-2021, 01:53 AM   #44
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Any feedback on how O.Z. wheels are?

Looks like the Ultraleggera is available in a 17x7.5 with a +35 offset and are 17lbs. They are a bit more expensive, but not too bad.
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Old 05-07-2021, 10:18 AM   #45
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I've done quite a bit of searching before posting this. Is there a thread anywhere that puts BRZ/86 wheel options into some price range buckets?

Specifically I am looking to see what different options there in a similar price range (say from $250-$350) and weight to the Enkei RPF1 (so maybe 15-18lbs).

I like the RPF1, but the 35 offset is only available in silver. This is not a showstopper, but I do prefer black/grey/anthracite.
they have it in sbc as well. i have a set in 17x9 +35
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17x8 > 17x7.5 with 225 tires. It's a bit of a pinch.

215 are probably okay on a 7.5 wide if they have decent grip. Though, as much as I prefer the feel and feedback of a narrower sticky street tire, I dont think I'd run a 215 if I was spending money on brand new wheels for this car. Even on stock 7" wide wheels they seem to be a bit pinched. But that's just me.
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Went with a set of O.Z. Ultraleggeras. Got them last week but was out of town for an extended weekend. So I'm planning on putting them on this weekend.

I have a friend who has a set of RPF1s that he is eventually going to sell. So I may still pick them up as well down the road as at a minimum I will run dedicated summer and winter tires. I also may still run a set of dedicated track tires like I did with my BMW.
Good choice bit more than the koing hypergrams

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Actually while the wheel only price was more than the Konig, once TPMS sensors, lug nuts, mouting, etc. were factored in overall it was less expense for me to buy these thru Tire Rack than the Konigs would have been thru Discount Tire
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Actually while the wheel only price was more than the Konig, once TPMS sensors, lug nuts, mouting, etc. were factored in overall it was less expense for me to buy these thru Tire Rack than the Konigs would have been thru Discount Tire
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