Motegi: Good or Bad
#1
Motegi: Good or Bad
Hey i previously posted a thread asking if motegi rims would fit my car, now im questioning how good a company they are. If anyone has motegi rims, specifically the Mr8's or knows anything baout them could they please post, tahnx alot.
#3
Originally posted by Gro Harlem
Motegi = American Racing's compact sporty rims division.
Pep Boys sells Motegi....nuff' said
Motegi = American Racing's compact sporty rims division.
Pep Boys sells Motegi....nuff' said
the chrome look pathetic
#4
Here's the info you're looking for from a Motegi distributor, me.
If you see the same style wheel in a different manufacturer, it's the same mold. IMHO. Therfore, they are all knock-offs and it's nothing special.
Some have better centercaps or minor aesthetic differences to slightly differentiate, but they're all the same. Some just sell for a shitload more than others.
The one piece wheels are not neccessarily lightweight. I'd have to check that particular style, but I have not run into one that made me go, holy ****, like I did when holding the Rota Subzero and Volk Racing wheels.
However, if weight is not a concern and they fit your budget, then go for it. I'll check my fitment guide, but assuming you have a protege5 the chances may be slim.
What you are looking for is a 7" width with a +44 or higher. In a 7.5" width you'll require a +48mm offset. These are the safe limitations and will not require any mods to your vehicles body or suspension.
See ya, Rishie
I own a Protege5 as well and have test fit all these and made all the fatal mistakes so you won't have too. hehe.
If you see the same style wheel in a different manufacturer, it's the same mold. IMHO. Therfore, they are all knock-offs and it's nothing special.
Some have better centercaps or minor aesthetic differences to slightly differentiate, but they're all the same. Some just sell for a shitload more than others.
The one piece wheels are not neccessarily lightweight. I'd have to check that particular style, but I have not run into one that made me go, holy ****, like I did when holding the Rota Subzero and Volk Racing wheels.
However, if weight is not a concern and they fit your budget, then go for it. I'll check my fitment guide, but assuming you have a protege5 the chances may be slim.
What you are looking for is a 7" width with a +44 or higher. In a 7.5" width you'll require a +48mm offset. These are the safe limitations and will not require any mods to your vehicles body or suspension.
See ya, Rishie
I own a Protege5 as well and have test fit all these and made all the fatal mistakes so you won't have too. hehe.
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