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wagonis06-16-2011, 12:50 AMI know these are not MKII specific but I figured this would be the best place to see who has these for sale.

So...as the title says, who has a set of these for sale? Hiighboost206-17-2011, 08:38 AMI had a set for a while a few years back but ended up selling them off.
They were alright, but personally I like the look of TT 300zx rims.
I know i'm not local but maybe you'd still want to check em out.
They've been powder coated black.
http://i53.tinypic.com/2ztk8er.jpg wagonis06-17-2011, 10:51 AMGot any pics of them on the car? Hiighboost206-17-2011, 11:15 AMUnfortunately not really.
Here's the only pic of my car I have with the rears on.
http://mr2.zhutiblog.com/com/forums/vbpgimage.php?do=full&p=2822&d=1188746797

Here one I found online.
http://www3.telus.net/ssweb/MR2300ZX.jpg
I have always liked these because it keeps the car looking stock, but gives you a staggered fitment.

Not that the Supra rims are bad I just remember them being heavier.
Guess that's because the supra rims are 8" fronts and 9.5" rears vs the 300zx 7.5" fronts and 8.5" rears.
a set of 93-97 polished Supra rims were as follows:
fronts: 24.75lbs
rears: 26.55lbs

the 98 polished Supra rims are a bit lighter without the ridges in the centers
fronts: 23.6lbs
rears: 25.4lbs

Now the 300zx rims I never found an exact weight but from what Ive read and what I remember (when I had both sets of rims) these weights seem reasonable.

The fronts are roughly 16 - 19 lbs
and the rears are a little over 20lbs.
So compared to the supra rims they are a bit lighter. wagonis06-17-2011, 01:23 PMHm, not bad at all. How much you want shipped to New Port Richey FL 34653? wagonis06-17-2011, 01:27 PMOh, and do they need a spacer to fit? den62106-17-2011, 01:34 PMYou will need spacers up front and hub adapters to mount it Hiighboost206-17-2011, 01:45 PMYea I never was able to drive on the fronts cuz I didn't have spacers.
I drove on the rears without any problems tho. Hiighboost206-17-2011, 01:50 PMHm, not bad at all. How much you want shipped to New Port Richey FL 34653?

Honestly its not going to be worth it for you to pay to get them shipped.(IMO)
You'll be better off finding a set locally.
But if you really wanted too I could check into prices.
I just figure if its gunna cost $100+ to ship each rim that kinda kills the deal right there. wagonis06-17-2011, 04:34 PMTrue, shipping would kill the deal. I just found a set of 300ZX NA wheels for $175 with good tires. May just do that for now and get some spacers for the rear to offset the difference. CJMR2T06-17-2011, 07:01 PMHonestly its not going to be worth it for you to pay to get them shipped.(IMO)
You'll be better off finding a set locally.
But if you really wanted too I could check into prices.
I just figure if its gunna cost $100+ to ship each rim that kinda kills the deal right there.

$100+ each rim???? Thats outragous!!!!!! starp them down to a pallet and ship them with a freight company and it wouldn't cost but about $100 total. I just today shipped out a Radiator to TX that weighted 117lbs including the pallet and shipping was $68.74 from Lakeland, FL to Austin, TX. Granted we get a corperate rate but still, its not that much of a break on price.... (Just for future reference since he found some locally anyways). mr306-17-2011, 07:06 PMI shipped 4 rims to RePete a while back and it was right around $101 for all 4. 2 were boxed together, 2 were in their own box. I am in PA he was in Washington state. If there were tires, it probably would've been twice as much. Hiighboost206-17-2011, 07:58 PMThanks for the info guys! I was just roughly estimating shipping with the tires. I didn't think about using a pallet to ship them tho, and we have a ton of them at work lol

Sent from my phone CJMR2T06-17-2011, 08:54 PMThanks for the info guys! I was just roughly estimating shipping with the tires. I didn't think about using a pallet to ship them tho, and we have a ton of them at work lol

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Yeah, palletized and shipped via freight is the way to go with large or heavy items...

A lot of freight companies also allow pickup and dropoff hubs if you dont have a loading dock and such... wagonis06-18-2011, 12:47 AMOk so knowing how much shipping COULD be, what will you ask for the rims? I'd rather get a staggered set then have to get a set that I will need to use spacers to compensate. Hiighboost206-19-2011, 01:29 AMOk so knowing how much shipping COULD be, what will you ask for the rims? I'd rather get a staggered set then have to get a set that I will need to use spacers to compensate.

I can check into it if your just wanting the rims and no tires cuz id need to see what its gunna take to get them unmounted.

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