New Axis 'Hiro' Rims
01-23-2004, 11:13 AM
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New Axis 'Hiro' Rims
These new Axis rims are HOT!! Planning on grabbing the gunmetal 19"s...should be available within a few months:
http://www.forperformance.com/axis/hiro/axishiro.html
http://www.forperformance.com/axis/hiro/axishiro.html
01-23-2004, 11:59 AM
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Just ordered mine!! Will be here in a month and a half. 19" staggered setup, $2600 shipped WITH pole position s03's mounted and balanced...you can't beat that price for forged rims that look this good..:jump2: :jump2: I can't wait!!
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01-23-2004, 12:06 PM
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Originally posted by zeroday
Just ordered mine!! Will be here in a month and a half. 19" staggered setup, $2600 shipped WITH pole position s03's mounted and balanced...you can't beat that price for forged rims that look this good..:jump2: :jump2: I can't wait!!
Just ordered mine!! Will be here in a month and a half. 19" staggered setup, $2600 shipped WITH pole position s03's mounted and balanced...you can't beat that price for forged rims that look this good..:jump2: :jump2: I can't wait!!
What width are they, because i thought anything over 8 inches wouldnt fit. Wheels look nice btw.
01-23-2004, 12:27 PM
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Ya those are hot. I wish they had a polished finish though. I'm also looking for a clean 5 or 6 spoke in 18's... light weight and forged. Was set on Centerline RPMS... or perhaps the Storms. But $256 for those Hiros in 18's is an incredible price... hmm...
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01-23-2004, 12:28 PM
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Originally posted by mushutofu
What offsets did they have availiable?
What offsets did they have availiable?
01-23-2004, 12:59 PM
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Originally posted by jucee187
i didnt know axis made forged wheels? and AXIS is an american company.
i didnt know axis made forged wheels? and AXIS is an american company.
01-23-2004, 01:19 PM
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ok I just spoke to Mike there and he told me the wheels are made in taiwan but was unsure of the Hiro.
I like the Milano but he Hiro are good looking also...by the way the lip is forged the center is cast
and according to them the wheel weighs 21lbs. in 19 x 9.5
I thought I would never say this but good catch
I like the Milano but he Hiro are good looking also...by the way the lip is forged the center is cast
and according to them the wheel weighs 21lbs. in 19 x 9.5I thought I would never say this but good catch
01-23-2004, 01:26 PM
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Originally posted by lou
is axis a Japanese company ??
I like the wheel except for the center piece if only they had an option
overall 19" for that money is great price
is axis a Japanese company ??
I like the wheel except for the center piece if only they had an option
overall 19" for that money is great price
No, they are centered in Santa Fe Springs, CA. About 2 blocks from my work
01-23-2004, 01:27 PM
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Originally posted by lou
by the way the lip is forged the center is cast
by the way the lip is forged the center is cast
why scratch? alot of companies do this.
forging provides strength and weight savings but cost alot more.
the first priority tho is strength...
having a forged lip gives you that strength you need. the center itself does little for overall integrity of the wheel... so casting all your losing is some weight savings.
perfect sense
01-23-2004, 01:27 PM
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Originally posted by mushutofu
Problem with the Milano is the offset that is available. I think the 18x8 only has a +45 at the most.
Problem with the Milano is the offset that is available. I think the 18x8 only has a +45 at the most.
i had 19x8 +45 Axis Se7ens on my car for years without a problem.
01-23-2004, 01:34 PM
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the Hiro is made in china and he said for $2600 will include Potenzas SO3 in 245/35 in the front and 275/30 in the rears 
hey Zero what size tires does the Z take...I think those sizes are off for my car...I gotta check it out
and the center caps screw in so I cant replace them which sucks
hey Zero what size tires does the Z take...I think those sizes are off for my car...I gotta check it out
and the center caps screw in so I cant replace them which sucks
01-23-2004, 01:46 PM
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Originally posted by lou
hey Zero what size tires does the Z take...I think those sizes are off for my car...I gotta check it out
and the center caps screw in so I cant replace them which sucks
hey Zero what size tires does the Z take...I think those sizes are off for my car...I gotta check it out
and the center caps screw in so I cant replace them which sucks
01-23-2004, 01:51 PM
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Originally posted by lou
weighing my options
weighing my options
01-23-2004, 01:55 PM
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Originally posted by mushutofu
18X8 with a +45 offset is not plenty if your ride is dropped.
18X8 with a +45 offset is not plenty if your ride is dropped.
ive got a pretty good idea of what can and cant be done... if for nothing but my own trial and error.....
here is the picture of my car used on the Axis Wheels website.
This is when it was dropped on Ground Control Coilovers.
it has since been dropped on Tein Coilovers EVEN LOWER without rubbing as i can set them stiffer.
01-23-2004, 02:00 PM
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Originally posted by lou
the Hiro is made in china and he said for $2600 will include Potenzas SO3 in 245/35 in the front and 275/30 in the rears
hey Zero what size tires does the Z take...I think those sizes are off for my car...I gotta check it out
and the center caps screw in so I cant replace them which sucks
the Hiro is made in china and he said for $2600 will include Potenzas SO3 in 245/35 in the front and 275/30 in the rears
hey Zero what size tires does the Z take...I think those sizes are off for my car...I gotta check it out
and the center caps screw in so I cant replace them which sucks
8.5" in front, 9.5 in back
01-23-2004, 03:50 PM
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Just got this from mike...FAWK!! Oh well i'm still getting them...just gotta steer clear of those pot holes...
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Actually, I was mistaken, I though the outer was forged, but it is a one piece wheel so that would be impossible. The entire wheel is cast but with a new method that makes them one of the lightest and strongest cast wheels on the market which you can probably see why I would have mistaken them for being forged, because you really can't tell the difference
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01-23-2004, 03:52 PM
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i like.