I'm very interested in the SSR GTOV2. Not too more than a 17x9 Enkei and I like the look much better (and they appear to have room for unnecessary blink brakes without a spacer).
Anyone have any ideas?
I'm very interested in the SSR GTOV2. Not too more than a 17x9 Enkei and I like the look much better (and they appear to have room for unnecessary blink brakes without a spacer).
Anyone have any ideas?
solfly wrote: http://www.ssr-wheels.com/dealerlocator/
lol, I deserve that one.
But I was thinking about online places since there are no local dealers.
Vivid has them.
http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/ssr-gtv02-wheels-c-6424_4542_5902_8717.html?r=407
Last time I priced them out I think Upgrade Motoring was the best price. It was only dollars though in the grand scheme of things though.
Yeah, the cheapest online place I've found is Evasive Motorsports.
No I just need to decide between 17s and 18s. I've seen a few pics 18s on NC Miata's and I think it looks amazing.
i originally came in here to say tirerack but checked before i posted and they did not
call ssr and ask them
I'm pretty sure Tirerack was the importer for SSR for a while, then there was at least one financial meltdown on SSRs part. It may not be related to the original company at all by this point.
Keith Tanner wrote: I'm pretty sure Tirerack was the importer for SSR for a while, then there was at least one financial meltdown on SSRs part. It may not be related to the original company at all by this point.
Do you think there's any difference in the product?
I know this sound crazy and I haven't had time to check before posting, but have you tried Anazon? I ended up buying a set of wheels off there a few years ago after they turned out to be the cheapest.
Matt B wrote:Keith Tanner wrote: I'm pretty sure Tirerack was the importer for SSR for a while, then there was at least one financial meltdown on SSRs part. It may not be related to the original company at all by this point.Do you think there's any difference in the product?
No idea. The iconic Competition (aka Type C) isn't shown on the site anymore. There are some recreations of the old-school ones that are sought-after. No information on weights, although they still brag about Semi Solid Forging which was always an SSR hallmark. Meanwhile, their wheels are listed as flow formed and forged.
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