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I got 6pcs of original regamasters in 15x6,5 et45. You may find my auction for a pair on Ebay UK and you will see all six wheels in the pictures. Let me know if you are interested.

Ouch! And how the hell can you get this paper for an old set of wheel? Can you have them tested by an authorized company or by TÜV?

Sorry mate it was so long ago when I joined I forgot about guests being not able to see adverts. I copy the text here: "Rims only: 450£ posted to most places within UK and Europe. Px/Swap possible. Weight: 4,6kg!!! AME Tracer MAT technology proper motorsport alloys in perfect 15x7 (et35) size for Mx5. Rims are in perfect shape, no curbing, cracks or previous repaires. The only thing worth mentioning about their condition is that originally they were gray and only the faces were painted white in not great quality by the previous owner. Tires were bought this spring, they cover about 1k mile, 8mm thread, no uneven wear, buckle so the are like new. About AME Tracer: they were 450 USD when new, crazy light and very strong. Tracer TSSC was developed by AME in '99 togeather with Enkei. This is why it has the Enkei MAT technology and very similar look and weight as Enkei RPF1. This wheel was the lightest rim on the market in size 18x7,5 - 7kg only!- at that time when RPF1 in the same size was 7,2kg. These rims are extremly rare and as these are in great condition I think priceing was fair. Link FYI: http://www.upgrademo...tracer_tssc.htm The wheels are located in Budapest/Hungary, shipping cost to UK is about 80GBP. Thanks for looking! Sample pic of same size Tracers in silver on an Mk2 Mx5: More pics of individual wheels to follow." I am not sure if it is allowd me to put pics here or even spread info about my stuff in your wanted thread. If not we can communicate in email. Edit: my profile pics on our forum: http://www.miata.hu/klub/tagok/gyee/

I got some serious wheels for you, the twin brothers of RPF1: AME Tracer TSSC 15x7 et35 4,6kg each. Please see my FS thread here: http://www.mx5nutz.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=154621#entry1817606 Just let me know if you are interested

info and pics here: http://www.eg-squad.nl/5thgenguide/koseibuddyclub.html My original intention was to make you a swap offer for my wheels, and I wanted forged wheels of some sort hence the big noise arround the word "forged".

"Quest for the truth" that's good and it might sound funny but this is the case here! Phil was very nice in our communication and he was/is open to look into the truth with the versions of p1s. So Phil in my eyes you were very correct and I think you just picked up the wrong information about these wheels being forged at some point, thats all. I see no drama here, I hope you agree. BC wheels had no forged version untill the QF series came AFAIK. In fact those early P1s were manufactured by Kosei and were the same as cast Kosei K1. If I offended someone or some rules I am open to learn to do it better next time when I see wrong information a an FS thread.

There was a matching thread title for "Buddy Club early forged" search on toyotagtturbo.com: http://www.toyotagtturbo.com/forums/showthread.php?103745-Buddy-club-p1-s-early-forged.-16x7j-4x100 There was confusion arround size but the buyer seems to be you Phil.

Hi Everyone! So, Phil's Buddy Club P1s seem to be a rare early forged version of P1 with the same design as the normal cast one. This is what he says and what he obviously thinks. Without the intention of ruining his business or his reputation I must tell you I found no information on the net about the existence of such a forged version. I think these are the usual 6+kg cast p1s unless Phil put them on a scale and the weight turns out to be sub 5kg or someone digs out reliable info about this forged early version of P1. I hope I don't violate forum rules with my post here, if that's the case sorry for that.