- Here's something new you may or may not know.
We offer a ton of wheels, tires, and suspension
over at fitmentindustries.com,
and if you didn't know that already,
and Alex hasn't drilled that into your heads,
then welcome, because you must be new here.
And if that's the case, hello.
However, because we have so many options for wheels
we get a good look into what
you guys like as far wheels go,
and what you like running on your cars.
So that being said,
on today's episode of the "Build Sheet"
we wanted to bring a list of some of the top wheels
that are available in that lovely
five by 114.3 bolt pattern.
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We gathered this list from what we've seen people
select the most of when picking up wheels
from fitmentindustries.com, and we have some good ones.
Starting off the list of the most popular wheels
in a five by 114 bolt pattern is, of course,
the Cosmis Racing XT-206R.
Now, you probably heard us talk about Cosmis
and the 206R before, and that's because it's just
one of those wheels that not only looks good
on just about everything you can put it on,
but they are also pretty affordable.
The 206R gives you a step lip of the split six spoke design
that can get a good amount of concave,
which is why it is such a popular wheel that tends
to stop people when they're scrolling through
a list of wheels.
The finishes are also another big feature
that not only XT-206R offers,
but Cosmis Racing offers in general.
With finishes like hyper bronze, red, gold, and black,
and many more that they offer,
there's something for everyone to be able to
go with the colors of their car.
You can even get a two toned option,
with a gray face and a polish slip, which really make
the wheels stand out,
and it'll add even just a little more depth into the design.
The 206R also comes in a ton of sizes and offsets
that are suitable for, not only wire cars by themselves,
but even some wide body applications as well.
With widths getting up in the 11 inch range,
and offsets strapping is as low as plus eight,
from anywhere between $1200 to $1400, depending on the size,
you can find yourself sitting on a new set of XT-206R.
Next up is the fan favorite that has been around
for a long time, and has proven itself time and time again,
and that will be none other than the NK RPF1.
Extremely light weight and classic with another
split six spoke face.
The RPF1 is a very popular choice for Evo's, Subaru's,
Miata's, 240's, Civic's.
(patting thigh while heavily sighing)
Who am I kidding?
It's a everyone loves the RPF1,
it's a popular choice for anything.
Even though NK isn't one of the new hit wheel brands
of the century, they stick to what they're good at,
and then brought forth some fantastic wheel choices
with the RPF1 being one of them.
And the RPF1 has become one of the most
recognizable wheels on the market today.
They are available on pretty much any size you can ask for,
even smaller sizes for a lot of guys and gals out there,
which is why it's become almost the go to for anyone
with a NA or NB Miata, but moving on.
You can pick them up in either silver, gold,
black, or even a chrome finish, which is actually
more of a like a hyper black finish, which is not
like super chrome or anything like that.
Typically $1400 to $1500 is a price to pay
if you're going to pay for some 17 or 18 inch RPF1's,
but the smaller guys are going
to be starting off around $1000,
making them affordable, light weight performance wheel
that gets you the fitment and style
that everyone is looking for.
Coming in hot for the number three spot is the Aodhan DS07,
and this is simply due to the sizes of not only the wheels,
but the amount of lip that they offer,
paired with their very affordable price tag.
The DS07 is a simulated, multi piece wheel design
that is a multi spoke design of the face,
a massive amount of lip that is really thought after
by the 350Z and the 370Z community, but the sizes
offered upwards of 19 by 11 plus 15,
the DS07 can get pretty aggressive.
And then you can choose from an either bronze, silver,
or a gloss black finish, with different colored hardware.
Depending on the size that you pick up,
the set of DS07 is going to
run you anywhere between $800 to $1000.
Making it a super, popular choice for
anyone who's looking to pick up a set of wheels on a budget.
Moving on to my personal favorite of mine, will be
the Gram Lights 57CR.
The CR is a fantastic five spoke design that was
developed by Rays Engineering,
and put under the Gram Lights name.
Rays Engineering is responsible for all Gram Light wheels,
as well as other wheel brands you might heard of, Volk.
The 57CR is a cast wheel, which does surprise some people
as they usually look at these wheels,
and really expect them to be similar
to their big brother Volk.
The 57 offers very minimal approach
in the design and styling.
It can really look good on a lot of different cars.
Now, the five spoke isn't really your thing,
you might want to snag up some 57DR's,
which can add a few more spokes
for right around the same price point.
A ton of different sizes and offsets
match perfectly for most vehicles,
which still allows you to run a decent size tire.
Usually seeing these on cars that are running a good
amount of air, or that have more of like a track,
or if it's set up, and that's what really sells the 57CR.
As far as finishes go,
they have some absolutely killer colors as well.
Gun blue is a solid choice, more like a gunmetal gray.
Or you can go with a gloss black. You can go with gold.
You can go with bronze. You can go with pink.
And my favorite, eternal blue pearl.
Even though these are more a
little expensive wheels on the list,
they are a perfect choice for a lot of enthusiasts,
and then can be picked up anywhere
between $1600 to $2000 a set.
And then last, but certainly not least on the list for today
is the wheel brand that is really taken the scene
by storm in the last few years,
and they have a wheel that is been, you know,
taking our common section, and blowing it up,
and we literary, like, move them off of the wall,
and out of frame, because our boy JT was about to
lose his mind answering the same question a 1000 times over,
and exaggerating, of course,
and I'm joking, a little bit, but we love you guys.
But Kansei wheels has come out
swinging with the real designs in the last few years,
and the Kansei KNP has quickly become
by far the brands most popular wheel.
The big five spoke wheel, with a bit of set lip,
allows the KNP to look absolutely amazing on
pretty much anything you can throw it on.
There are manufactures, and there's form like technology
which in a general sense of things,
makes it a flow form wheel.
Flow form, flow forage, forage foam floor, flow light
firm wheel, whatever you want to call it.
One of the things that really makes a KNP unique
is the bronze finish that Kansei offers.
They label it as their texture bronze finish,
which gives the wheel a little bit of a matte,
or satin bronze look to it,
but also has a bit of a rougher texture, almost like
a teflon pan, if you feel the inside of
your cooking pan is what that finish is,
and it looks really, really good.
However, if it's not your thing, you can also
get them in a dark gunmetal finish as well,
which is a gloss finish, almost like a metallic
paint to it, or a hyper silver.
Not only do they look really good,
but they're also really dang affordable.
Coming in at a lovely certain point of just under $1000
for a set of four, which makes them absolutely huge
contender for any other wheels in that price range,
and that's why that we've seen them just kind of blowing up
in popularity, and seeing them all over our gallery.
But there you have it!
Those are some five wheels we see that are very,
very popular that people are saying at
fitmentindustries.com that are available
in that five by 114.3 bolt pattern.
Don't forget, if there's a wheel you think that
should've been on the list,
feel free to drop it down in the comments section below,
and don't forget to subscribe.
Check out the wheel giveaway that we got going on
with the ESR Forged and all that good stuff.
I'm Jiles from Fitment Industries,
and we will see you later.
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