Where to buy wheels in Orlando?

[T-Wolf]

Hey all,

New to 9th gen. Bought a 2015 Si coupe recently. Looking to get some lighter weight wheels (and lowering springs). Ideally it'd be nice to buy wheels online and save some $$, but I want to ensure I'm going to like the way they look on the car. I could use advice from pros who can help with fitment, and if possible let me preview a set before purchasing. Any recommendations for the Orlando area? I'm interested in the Enkei Kojin 18x8 45/40 offset or Axis Sport XQ 18x8 45 offset.

Thanks!

 

[ClearCutSi]

@T-Wolf I would recommend Kami Speed (Josh) he should be able to get you the Enkei Wheels and give you some advice.

I am not sure who would carry the AXIS locally. Not sure anyone does Honestly

 

[webby]

User @stormtrooper had the enkei wheels you can see here:


http://9thcivic.com/forum/posts/278907/

http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/9...nth-april-2014-user-voting.10750/#post-281211

 

[T-Wolf]

Thanks for the info! I ended up getting some advice at RevWorks in Winter Springs. Ordered a set of 18x9 SBC RPF1s.

 

[Nomar06]

Mucho nice!!! If I were to get a set of RPF1s, they would be in that finish, but maybe in a 17in.

 

[T-Wolf]

Thanks!! Yep, for my taste this finish is the way to go. To me, RPF1 was always a little plain looking. Never thought I'd get them, but then I found this finish and figured what the hell...It's very hard to find a style that looks good AND is lightweight AND affordable. At 17lbs, I get the performance bonus I want plus they're kinda flashy...I'll post some pics once installed (w/ Tein lowering springs).

 

[T-Wolf]

User @stormtrooper had the enkei wheels you can see here:


http://9thcivic.com/forum/posts/278907/

http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/9...nth-april-2014-user-voting.10750/#post-281211

Wow, the Kojins look so sick...thanks for the share @webby