Volk CE28N - 14x5.5 - 4x100 - 6.5 pounds
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Volk CE28N - 14x5.5 - 4x100 - 6.5 pounds
Offering these up here before going to eBay with them.
These wheels are the stock 14" Miata size, so they'd be great if you were running SCCA stock class autocross. They look right at home on a Miata, and also fit well on a compact like my Yaris. But, they're not too flashy, and being 14's, they're not much of a target for theft. Photos at the bottom of this post.
The cool thing about these wheels is that they weigh in at 6.5 pounds each. You'll not find a lighter wheel anywhere. If lightness is your thing, you NEED these wheels! 195/60-14 tires fit great on them for a total package weight of 24-25 pounds. You can feel the difference in acceleration and braking, as well as steering response and ride quality.
They presently have a set of fairly old Azenis on them. Too old for competition use, but they have some street miles left on them.
The finish isn't perfect. Some brake dust pitting, but no curbing or other damage. They'll look really nice with some cleaning.
List price on these wheels is $410 each. I paid $259 each for them a few years ago. I'd love to get $800 for the set, but will entertain a reasonable offer. No center caps. No lug nuts. (typical stock lugs will fit)
These wheels are the stock 14" Miata size, so they'd be great if you were running SCCA stock class autocross. They look right at home on a Miata, and also fit well on a compact like my Yaris. But, they're not too flashy, and being 14's, they're not much of a target for theft. Photos at the bottom of this post.
The cool thing about these wheels is that they weigh in at 6.5 pounds each. You'll not find a lighter wheel anywhere. If lightness is your thing, you NEED these wheels! 195/60-14 tires fit great on them for a total package weight of 24-25 pounds. You can feel the difference in acceleration and braking, as well as steering response and ride quality.
They presently have a set of fairly old Azenis on them. Too old for competition use, but they have some street miles left on them.
The finish isn't perfect. Some brake dust pitting, but no curbing or other damage. They'll look really nice with some cleaning.
List price on these wheels is $410 each. I paid $259 each for them a few years ago. I'd love to get $800 for the set, but will entertain a reasonable offer. No center caps. No lug nuts. (typical stock lugs will fit)
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