So whats the scoop? Can we get these? I would get Superlites but I don't like the ten spokes.

I called American Racing, among many others, early on in my quest for custom Subaru rims. They wouldn't do it.

 

I had these custom made by a company in Denver. My size, my width and my off-set and they did the rest. The center is around a 1/2 thick steel. They are exactly true. They were $380 for the set (4). That may have included shipping but I don't remember.

 

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/photos/showphoto.php?photo=4967&cat=500&ppuser=584

 

I'd bet 14" or 15" could be produced at that price or less with a group buy?

and they are "local".

 

Just a thought:rolleyes:

Glenn,

82 SubaruHummer--12" X 9" custom rims.

Yeah, Denver's really local to me.

 

Half inch thick steel sounds a bit heavy... considering my truck rims are maybe 1/4" thick steel. What do yours weigh?

 

Z

The center could be 3/8? The guy assumed they were for a rock crawler. I don't know what they weigh. I've never really cared. They don't seem any heavier than any other rims?

id be interested if i can get some 15x6. for my offroad brat, 1982.

 

the old turbine style rims are nice. i dont exactly know the names of many rim styles, but i know american racong makes those ansen sprints, they would look great i think, and also be very durable. i actually already own some 17x8s from american racing for my 67 riviera. they are great rims.

 

if i could get some 14x6 or 15x6, id love to grab em up.

 

does anyone know how well a 195-60-15 fits a brat on 15x6?

^ 4 year bumps.

holy ancient thread, batman!

 

damn that was alot of digging to find this one:lol:

Good Job at searching.

 

Well, this thread died off, but a new prospect was brought up.

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=102771

 

Thank you Quidam.

 

They're ATV rims, but are rated for about a 1000lbs a piece, so they could

handle a Suby with all the necessary gear.

 

Hope it helps

 

Twitch