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by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Thu Nov 13, 2008 9:08 pm

deaf_rattle wrote:oh, for a set, hmm can you do pairs?

That shouldn't be a problem - let me check

by **xsspeed** » Thu Nov 13, 2008 10:42 pm

Damn thats a sharp price given the exchange rate, or are these wheels already in nz?

by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Fri Nov 14, 2008 6:57 am

xsspeed wrote:Damn thats a sharp price given the exchange rate, or are these wheels already in nz?

They're brought over special order =] 3-6 weeks - 3 weeks if the boat comes direct, 6 weeks if it comes via Ozzie.. Air freight is +$600

by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Wed Nov 26, 2008 8:04 am

Added Cusco LSD Oil to first post.

by **wishihadaTE27** » Mon Dec 01, 2008 2:45 pm

OMG SPOOOOGE ! <gramlights3

Will be seeing you about a set of these next year once im back in the motherland

by **toyae86** » Sat Dec 06, 2008 9:53 pm

what can you do wheel wise for ae86 14 or 15 by 7 or 8

by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Thu Dec 11, 2008 11:40 am

toyae86 wrote:what can you do wheel wise for ae86 14 or 15 by 7 or 8

There's Work Equips, Work Emotion, Meister. Buddyclub does 15x7, 5Zigen GN+, FN01RC also! Budget?

by **FYADUP** » Sun Dec 21, 2008 6:43 pm

WOLF S36R BML (Black machine polish lip) in 17" 4x100 no chance they do 18" 4x100?

by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Mon Dec 22, 2008 1:20 pm

18x8 is available, but we'd need to get a minimum order of 5 sets together as it's a custom size.

by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Mon Mar 09, 2009 9:51 am

Wolf & Work Wheels Update

Right we still have some Wolf and Work wheels in stock for Silvias at old prices. As soon as they're all gone the prices will go up 20-30%. So, if your Work CR Kais cost $2200 now, they will be near $3000 in a month or two when people jump on them. Laybuy is cool as always, the wheels won't be cheaper for another couple of years - if at all!

by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Mon Mar 09, 2009 3:01 pm

Daiyama wheel nuts, 1.5 in Red and Gunmetal in stock $160 delivered! 10 sets of each, will sell out in a week. Get in now!

by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Tue Mar 10, 2009 3:29 pm

5Zigen

We've also got 5Zigen to cave in to our pressure! We have their wheel nuts going on special also. Forged, 19HEX, 35mm, super strong and are thrashed on their own race cars in both Japan and America. Come with locks and key! Available in Red, Blue and Gunmetal. We seem to sell a disproportionate amount of gunmetal!

$255 + Courier ($5.70). Includes EMS Air freight, deal lasts for 2 weeks only!

Closed End

Open End

by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Tue Apr 28, 2009 3:26 pm

Bumping this deal!

Hey Ya'all - beginning in April we've got a great deal on 5Zigen wheels.

Buy any set of 5Zigen wheels and they come with either a set of forged extended wheel nuts or standard forged racing nuts (red, blue or gunmetal including locks and key), center caps, 5Zigen Cap, 5Zigen DJHS Key Ring and all the appropriate wheel livery as supplied by 5Zigen!

Images are for reference only. Prices include ocean freight, mid June / start of July!

FN01R-C from $1840, Hot Version from $1940
ZR520+ from $2295
GN+ from $1525
Gela from $1545
Hyper 5ZR from $6495
Gravis-1 from $2455
SC3000 from $2945

5Zigen FN01R-C Hot Version Titanium Color

5Zigen FN01R-C Hot Version Red / Black Color

5Zigen GN+ Bronze

5Zigen Hyper Black

5Zigen ZR+520

For the Full 5Zigen wheel line up, please see: http://5zigen.co.jp/products/wheel/index.html

Also if you want exhausts just ask - they're all coming over on the same shipment, so we can bring the price down on them also!

Mac
Fortyone Automotive
sales@fortyone.co.nz
http://www.fortyone.co.nz

by **nz_climber** » Tue Apr 28, 2009 10:09 pm

Anything in 15*7 or 15*6.5 with Ford PCD (4*108) or can be redrilled and between zero to 30p offset?
Its for a lotus 7 replica and after something different to superlites

Cheers
Aaron

by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Tue Apr 28, 2009 10:21 pm

nz_climber wrote:Anything in 15*7 or 15*6.5 with Ford PCD (4*108) or can be redrilled and between zero to 30p offset?
Its for a lotus 7 replica and after something different to superlites

Cheers
Aaron

Hi Aaron

Definately not 4x108, though some wheels go down to 15x5 (Gela, GN+, FN01R-C) and over 33 offset!

by **dnalunchie** » Tue May 05, 2009 8:11 pm

Hey im after some heavy duty/performance brake pads for my rs legacy the car is a street car and I would only be needing front pads, also some dot 5.1 brake fluid too

The car is a 1989 rs legacy sedan also known as a BF5

Thanks

Feel free to txt or ring on 0273925842 or pm or reply in thread

Ben

by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Tue May 05, 2009 8:14 pm

dnalunchie wrote:Hey im after some heavy duty/performance brake pads for my rs legacy the car is a street car and I would only be needing front pads, also some dot 5.1 brake fluid too

The car is a 1989 rs legacy sedan also known as a BF5

Thanks

Feel free to txt or ring on 0273925842 or pm or reply in thread

Ben

Heavy duty as in they can stand up to a thrashing or two, or heavy duty as in they will last longer than the the discs?

by **dnalunchie** » Tue May 05, 2009 8:18 pm

Fortyone.co.nz wrote:
dnalunchie wrote:Hey im after some heavy duty/performance brake pads for my rs legacy the car is a street car and I would only be needing front pads, also some dot 5.1 brake fluid too

The car is a 1989 rs legacy sedan also known as a BF5

Thanks

Feel free to txt or ring on 0273925842 or pm or reply in thread

Ben

Heavy duty as in they can stand up to a thrashing or two, or heavy duty as in they will last longer than the the discs?

just to stand up to a thrashing or two, ie i dont care if they wear quickly i just want them to not fad and give the best stopping distances

Sorry i should have clarified my request

by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Tue May 05, 2009 9:34 pm

For the chassis code and age of car, the Japanese price lists are the only ones with options that I can see. Endless does 5 pad applications, all for street (not recommended for race).

Project Mu do an F910 pad in race applications, from $485 / pair

by **dnalunchie** » Tue May 05, 2009 10:06 pm

Fortyone.co.nz wrote:For the chassis code and age of car, the Japanese price lists are the only ones with options that I can see. Endless does 5 pad applications, all for street (not recommended for race).

Project Mu do an F910 pad in race applications, from $485 / pair

what are the prices for the endless pads?

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