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Edited June 3, 201016 yr by DoriTime

pic?

Pic up now, Didn't press upload first time.

yeah had a set of these, datsun 180b sss alloys if I'm not mistaken...

old school, strong but not a sought after style, in normal aged condition

probably worth about $200.

ROH made a similar style as well. Not sure what they called them.

Ahh okay Cheers guys.

They're off a series one Datsun 200b SX. (Sporty 200b etc, etc) Anything old like that is worth some money.

actually irokin that rings a bell - roh fireballs i think?

actually irokin that rings a bell - roh fireballs i think?

 

 

This guy on ebay recons you're on the money: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/14%22-ROH-Fireball-...#ht_1249wt_1165

 

these are my old ones, actually had fireball imprinted on them somewhere i think

Hmmm interesting. I got 5 of these guys, Bit dark now to have a look if they say fireball. 1 Tyre is brand new 2 Near new. and 2 are still pretty good..

I dunno to sell them seperate or sell them with the ke70.

I thought they were called Turbines? or were they the ones with the straight spokes, not that bowl shaped spoke?

yeah the turbines i have seen are the deeper dish version of the wheel style with way less spokes which are also thicker...

 

 

 

but seems in america they do call them turbines:

google image search

 

so i suppose turbines probably does cover that style of curved spoke in wheels...

Edited January 19, 201016 yr by styler

yeah the turbines i have seen are the deeper dish version of the wheel style with way less spokes which are also thicker...

 

 

 

but seems in america they do call them turbines:

google image search

 

so i suppose turbines probably does cover that style of curved spoke in wheels...

 

 

I thought the ones with fewer spokes were Cheviot Turbos? Probably wrong...

Theres a few names that get around for these type of looking wheels. Such as fireballs, hurricanes, turbo's, turbines. And yeah these are off a 200b SX, and some of the 4 cylinder sports versions from datsun.