Okay just got off the phone with the guys who run Spoon in the USA [http://www.spoonsports.us/catalog/productIndex.htm]. I asked them what size wheel they use on the Endurance Spoon Fit and they said a 15x7. Offset was either +35 or +45, he couldn't remember. That should give us some idea about fitment.

BTW -- Thus far I recommend these guys. I just placed an order for a duracon shift knob, radiator cap [TYPE D (S)], and a pair of reservoir covers.

 

awesome. can't wait to see them on. whats the bolt pattern again?

 

4x100 for the Fit :-)

 

Yea Ben at AJ-R is running +32 16x7. To bad the Spoon Sports SW388's were discontinued in Feb '06

 

they are discontinued. but i believe opac racing has leftovers in stock still. but its pricy as heck!

 

you can still order them at inlinefour.com

 

15 inch 4 by 100 with a 42 offset for

 

15 inch 4 by 100 with a 42 offset for $1,729.88

 

also the mugen mf8's would look great the are $2,500. there is only one set left and then they are lost forever, you can find the last set at inlinefour.com

 

It is very interesting to learn how to fit 16x7 +32, without rubbing the inner lips of rear fenders..... any pic, DP ?

 

I was thinking the mf10's look better but they only come in 5 bolt...

 

@mightyjazz

I'd be very interested to know this too. I'm thinking if I go with 15x7 +36, possibly ~1" drop at some point, I'm going to have to go to a body shop and have the fenders rolled.

 

if you're on a budget you can always get the slipstreams LOL

 

The wheels on Spoon Fit is 15x6.5 +35 offset.

 

nothin wrong with rota's! It's for people on a budget!

I'd love to rock some Enkei RPF-01's, 5zigs, or the bronze/blue Weds.

But since I'm broke looks like it'll be Rotas ftw!

 

Opac will always stiff you. It's just what they do.

 

There's nothing wrong with ROTA's at all. Since most poeple are on a budget, ROTA will work for now

 

Nothing is wrong with Rota and it just the wheels are easy to break, that's all LOL.