How deep is your dish?
You can’t go wrong with a set of deep dish SSR Mk. II rims on a Nissan Bluebird!
SSR Mk II on a Bluebird-U
And even if the rims are sticking out too far you can always add a couple of fender flares!
At the rear these SSR Mk II rims are even wider:
SSR Mk II on a Bluebird-U
My gue(s)stimation is that they are 14 inch and 9J and 10J wide.
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Earlier this week I got an email from Okumi RT that he got a new set of rims for his Fairlady S30:
Okumis SSR MK III 14 inch 10J/12J wide
A set of SSR Mk III rims. They are 14 inch in diameter and 10J and 12J wide.
This is how much wider they are as his current SSR Mk IIs:
Okumis SSR MK III 14 inch 10J/12J wide
As a reference: his previous setup was 9J/10J, so this is going to be a lot wider at the rear!
And this is how they would look en profile:
Okumis SSR MK III 14 inch 10J/12J wide
Beautiful! Can’t wait till he finally mounts them on the S30!
Actually there is a reason why he hasn’t mounted them yet: he is not able to source the correct tires for them yet, so can anyone help him out with finding 245-255/50/14 tires in Thailand?
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Another semi deep dish video from JapanDyno: a set of 14 inch SSR Mk III wheels:
How deep is your dish?
These SSR MK IIIs are only 7.5J deep, but they are lined up perfectly with the bodywork of this Skyline Japan C211:
How deep is your dish?
Never heard of JapanDyno before, but I found this video of a set of deep dished SSR Mk. I rims on Youtube:
Nice presentation of these wheels! 🙂
Apparently they are some sort of an auction reseller and operate on Ebay. You can visit their website here.
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