05+ STI owners: Who wants some steelies?
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05+ STI owners: Who wants some steelies?
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Last edited by Fendyman; Dec 22, 2010 at 01:24 PM. Reason: price reduced
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I'm up for some blizzak wrapping, but it's gotta be cheap enough to play with. $100 for the rims? I can pick up this week. If that's not a reasonable offer, no offense intended. I'm assuming they're 17x7 or something similar.
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Let me ask her & get back to you. I'm heading to Reno on Thursday early AM, so if you want them this week you'll have to pick them up tomorrow (I'm available after 4pm).
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I'm in no massive rush - whenever it's convenient (if she's interested). I'm also near 80 in Sac, and can meet you on your way up to Reno if that's better, on Thursday morning.
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I might be able to bring them during X'Mas break, but I can't promise.I talked to my sis-in-law & she's hoping to get half of what she paid for her new wheels (paid $500 OTD) & I told her that's way too much to ask for steelies. These steelies are sold online about $150 ea. brand new ($200 ea. MSRP). I'd say $150 for the whole set is fair. Let me know what you think.
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Fair deal, but I'll pass - don't really *need* 'em and the lug situation is interesting with these - I have enough wheels that I don't fell like messing with it for the novelty. Certainly don't want you holding onto them on my account 
For anyone looking, these adapters are the way to go - http://www.doghouserepair.com/store/item/4420
Hondas use a ball-seat instead of a cone-seat lug, and you really want the correct seat interface; these will make a Scooby lug mount securely to a ball-seat wheel. Get 5 sets (or 6 for spares, they're cheap). Noone makes a 12x1.25 ball-seat lug (which would be the optimal solution) - I've been looking for the last 6 hours, lol. Steel wheels are awesome for winters - they're much more durable and resistant to damage than alloys, and this is a great price for anyone who wants a winter STi/BBK setup - guys on IWSTI were paying 200 gladly for these sets.
For anyone looking, these adapters are the way to go - http://www.doghouserepair.com/store/item/4420
Hondas use a ball-seat instead of a cone-seat lug, and you really want the correct seat interface; these will make a Scooby lug mount securely to a ball-seat wheel. Get 5 sets (or 6 for spares, they're cheap). Noone makes a 12x1.25 ball-seat lug (which would be the optimal solution) - I've been looking for the last 6 hours, lol. Steel wheels are awesome for winters - they're much more durable and resistant to damage than alloys, and this is a great price for anyone who wants a winter STi/BBK setup - guys on IWSTI were paying 200 gladly for these sets.
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For anyone looking, these adapters are the way to go - http://www.doghouserepair.com/store/item/4420
Hondas use a ball-seat instead of a cone-seat lug, and you really want the correct seat interface; these will make a Scooby lug mount securely to a ball-seat wheel. Get 5 sets (or 6 for spares, they're cheap). Noone makes a 12x1.25 ball-seat lug (which would be the optimal solution) - I've been looking for the last 6 hours, lol. Steel wheels are awesome for winters - they're much more durable and resistant to damage than alloys, and this is a great price for anyone who wants a winter STi/BBK setup - guys on IWSTI were paying 200 gladly for these sets.
Hondas use a ball-seat instead of a cone-seat lug, and you really want the correct seat interface; these will make a Scooby lug mount securely to a ball-seat wheel. Get 5 sets (or 6 for spares, they're cheap). Noone makes a 12x1.25 ball-seat lug (which would be the optimal solution) - I've been looking for the last 6 hours, lol. Steel wheels are awesome for winters - they're much more durable and resistant to damage than alloys, and this is a great price for anyone who wants a winter STi/BBK setup - guys on IWSTI were paying 200 gladly for these sets.
