Does anyone know where i can get some Sinko-R rims?

[ShOrtyOC714]

Does anyone know where i can get some Sinko-R rims? I tried to look every where but i cant find it, I found one model kit that comes with those rims, but i just want the rims. They look like these....

[integra818]

Those are Mugen knock-off's. There's a honda wagon kit that comes with those rims, search around in HLJ and you'll find it, but in order to get the rims, you have to buy the whole kit.

[ShOrtyOC714]

yeah, i know. But they look the same almost. But thanx anyway.

[integra818]

Originally posted by Shorty4859
yeah, i know. But they look the same almost. But thanx anyway.

Same thing exept for the center cap, correct me if I'm wrong.

[ShOrtyOC714]

Yeah the cap, and on the lip of the rim it hasa Mugen logo on it.

[howiedoit]

knock offs

[integra818]

Originally posted by howiedoit
knock offs

Sorry to wander off topic, but don't think knock-off's are bad. My brother has the black speedy's that look like the spoon rims and they hold up better to pot holes than real spoons. He's gone over some potholes that would'ev turned the spoons into forks, but since the speedy's were thicker than spoons they held up better to day-to-day abuse. No, my bro's not a ricer either, he's got one of the fastest GSR's in the area, so don't start thinking he's a ricer either, he would'ev gotten those rims even if spoon did'nt make rims that looked like that.

Theres my babble, I hope it's changed your views on wheels

[Suislide]

knock-offs are for people who can't afford the originals. i'm by no means ragging on these people. but for me, only the all original parts will suffice. i can't live with knowing i own something that's a knock-off. Tenzo wheels is about the biggest knock-off company there is. 90% of their wheels designs are knock-offs of someone elses work.

[integra818]

Originally posted by S13_Iketani
knock-offs are for people who can't afford the originals.

My bro can damn well afford real spoon rims, but he's not ready to spend up to $1,500-$2,000 for a set of real ones. What's the difference between real and fake, the company who made it? It's metal after all, I know it's kinda dumb having wheels that are built by a company that stoel another companies design, but some people don't wanna buy the real spoon rims. Anyways, spoon rims are pretty fragile and should be used only for racing, not street, there's deeper pot-holes on streets than on a race track.
I have nothing agianst you, but I'm just tellin you, there's people who can afford the originals but prefer the cheaper (price), more durable ones which look just as good, and weigh just a bit more at each end.

My point is, the real spoons have thier advantages, and the speedy's have thier advantages, it's which ever one you prefer for your own use, in my case, spend $2000 less, look just as good, and do the job good enough for street.

There's my babble, I see no flames from either one of us, do I? (past or present)


EDIT: You are pretty much correct though, most people who buy knock-offs can't afford the original, keyword: MOST
Sorry for sounding so offensive

[tonioseven]

Back on topic those come in Aoshima's Honda Orthia 2.0 DX wagon; I have the kit and the rims but don't ask me to sell them because I won't!

[Suislide]

Originally posted by tonioseven
Back on topic those come in Aoshima's Honda Orthia 2.0 DX wagon; I have the kit and the rims but don't ask me to sell them because I won't!

not to him anyways, right tonio?

[tonioseven]