drfrisker
02-06-2017, 05:29 PM
For sale are a full set of kosei K1 racing 16x7.5 +22 4x114.3 the tires are 205/45/16 hankook rs3 200tw, pretty sticky for their size. Good tread left, some edge wear may be present, quite obviously, but they will pass inspection easy and last a good 10k+ miles or more before you should think about replacing them. The wheels are 15.5lbs each before tires.
these wheels were used with our k24de chumpcar (now 1uz), on track for 40 hours(2 races) before we moved to 17s that allow us bigger brake packages. The tires have 40 hours on them
The rims have some curb rash from their previous life, and 2 have bends. 1 is not felt at speed, and you can barely see it upon inspection. The other bend is a bit more noticeable with visual but is also not felt at speed.
Pics at the Google album:
https://goo.gl/photos/MN7mF8cwMT6phk1S7
edit
If I had a 240 i would obviously be using these, but I now have two cars that are 4x100. It would be nice to dual drill them, but there's really no flat surfaces on the back of the hub between the 114.3 pattern. So, if you happen to have some lightweight 4x100s, and you are local, i would be open to trading
I m willing to ship them with or without tires. I need your full address for a quote. If you can get them shipped to a business address that you can pick them up from, it will save you a great deal of money. I have a shipper discount already. Here is a sample quote I did for a guy who wanted them without tires:
Four 19x19x8 boxes, 20lb each.
To residential Bronx, NY $63.60
To business Bronx, NY $45.80
With tires, I think I would protect the wheel faces and then ship them. They would be about 35lbs each, and 26 or so in diameter.
Local pickup in Mechanicsville VA 23111,
$400 with tires.
these wheels were used with our k24de chumpcar (now 1uz), on track for 40 hours(2 races) before we moved to 17s that allow us bigger brake packages. The tires have 40 hours on them
The rims have some curb rash from their previous life, and 2 have bends. 1 is not felt at speed, and you can barely see it upon inspection. The other bend is a bit more noticeable with visual but is also not felt at speed.
Pics at the Google album:
https://goo.gl/photos/MN7mF8cwMT6phk1S7
edit
If I had a 240 i would obviously be using these, but I now have two cars that are 4x100. It would be nice to dual drill them, but there's really no flat surfaces on the back of the hub between the 114.3 pattern. So, if you happen to have some lightweight 4x100s, and you are local, i would be open to trading
I m willing to ship them with or without tires. I need your full address for a quote. If you can get them shipped to a business address that you can pick them up from, it will save you a great deal of money. I have a shipper discount already. Here is a sample quote I did for a guy who wanted them without tires:
Four 19x19x8 boxes, 20lb each.
To residential Bronx, NY $63.60
To business Bronx, NY $45.80
With tires, I think I would protect the wheel faces and then ship them. They would be about 35lbs each, and 26 or so in diameter.
Local pickup in Mechanicsville VA 23111,
$400 with tires.