ASA wheels?
09-01-2009, 04:52 PM
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ASA wheels?
Anyone ever had any experience with ASA? I'm not very farmiliar with this company, so some feedback would be great. I've searched around but havent found much on them. Thanks!
09-01-2009, 05:25 PM
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ASA wheels are reasonably priced, fairly heavy (i.e., sturdy), and some models are not ugly. I think this manufacturer is most popular with off-road enthusiasts who want a “value-wheel” that is strong enough to survive significant abuse.
I use this wheel as part of my winter wheel/tire setup.
If you identify an ASA wheel that is the right size and correct offset, and you like its appearance, I don’t see how you could go wrong.
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I use this wheel as part of my winter wheel/tire setup.
If you identify an ASA wheel that is the right size and correct offset, and you like its appearance, I don’t see how you could go wrong.
--Spike
09-01-2009, 05:31 PM
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hahah thanks for the feedback, they didint look too great, I was just curious about the wheels and company, I Just heard of them today. I'll probably go with work or something. Thanks!
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09-02-2009, 03:10 PM
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I have had these for 2 years and have never had any problems, they may be heavy but on this dd they work fine and i like the look.
ASA JH8 18x8.5 - 18x9.5.
ASA JH8 18x8.5 - 18x9.5.
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09-02-2009, 03:58 PM
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^^ I like that look (black spokes with polished rims on the Redline Z). I think the wheel is attractive because it’s tastefully simple (no fake “bolts” on the perimeter or other “junk stuff” going on).
If you have time, would you post your specifications (wheel diameter and width front and rear, offset(s), tire sizes)?
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If you have time, would you post your specifications (wheel diameter and width front and rear, offset(s), tire sizes)?
--Spike
09-03-2009, 07:39 AM
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^^ I like that look (black spokes with polished rims on the Redline Z). I think the wheel is attractive because it’s tastefully simple (no fake “bolts” on the perimeter or other “junk stuff” going on).
If you have time, would you post your specifications (wheel diameter and width front and rear, offset(s), tire sizes)?
--Spike
If you have time, would you post your specifications (wheel diameter and width front and rear, offset(s), tire sizes)?
--Spike
rears are 18x9.9 w/ 275/45-18 tires
I think the offsets are 35 to 40 not real sure but they seem to work.
09-03-2009, 03:11 PM
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^^ Thanks for the info. I'm going to look at these wheels. Looking at your pictures, I'd say the offset looks more like around 30.
I’m not sure the model you have is still available, but it looks a lot like the ASA Muscle Rogue. That wheel has a 25mm offset and weighs 28 lbs. At about $175.00, it's not an expensive wheel. Not a bad pick for a Z by someone on a budget.
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I’m not sure the model you have is still available, but it looks a lot like the ASA Muscle Rogue. That wheel has a 25mm offset and weighs 28 lbs. At about $175.00, it's not an expensive wheel. Not a bad pick for a Z by someone on a budget.
--Spike
