The WORK Meister L1 are JDM Wheels that have a an aggressive industrial mechanical old school look, which makes them perfect for this WWII themed Dodge Challenger. This Dodge Challenger is a collaboration from Alpha Industries, Edge Customs Japan and Work Wheels Japan. The most notable feature is its menacing stance with the fat rear drag wheels up in the air and the nose dropped down. The WORK Meister L1 have a nice flat gunmatal with satin bronze lip theme, the super wide rear, and a slight protusion on the front face.WORK Meister L1 3P on Dodge Challenger TAS 2018 – JDM Wheels
The Feroce Mesh and Feroce Spoke are less popular wheels by Rick Japan; which more notably produced the August Feroce. The Rick Japan Feroce Mesh JDM Wheels have the classic BBS RS style mesh style with center lock center cap and sandwich mount construction with exposed bolts. The Rick Japan Feroce Spoke JDM Wheels have the same contruction and features, but with a spilt spoke 5 star styling; ort of like a bigger and updated version of the 4 spoke August Feroce. As pictured, both wheels feature real 3 piece contruction; and also pictured are the Rick Japan Feroce Spoke mounted on a 964 series Porsche 911.
The Enkei 92, aka Enkei EK92, might be one of the most produced JDM Wheels of all times. Since I was a kid and even now I see them cars all the time, and I just mean the original version. The Enkei 92 are old school JDM Wheels which feature true 2 piece welded construction, with the faces welded in the barrels. Pictured here is an early model E10 BMW 2002 with a set of original version Enkei 92 Mesh Wheels mounted on from Bimmerfest 2015 in Fontana, CA.Enkei 92 Mesh Wheels on BMW 2002 E10 – JDM Wheels
The SSR EX-C FIN are JDM Wheels that look good on every car I have seen them on. This set of SSR EX-C Fins are bolted on a MA61 series Toyota Supra at Toyotafest 2018 in Long Beach, CA. This set of SSR EXC Fin looks to be a 16″ set, with some nice width and lips.Nice sized 16″ SSR EXC Fins with shiny lips and meaty rubber. Engrish reads: EX-C Racing machine supports the creative room to develop the goods. Produced by Speed Star Racing.SSR EX-C FIN on Toyota Supra MA61 – JDM WheelsSSR EX-C FIN on Toyota Supra MA61 – JDM Wheels
The GALE LS636 are one of the classic JDM Wheels to hit the US Market in the 1990’s; back then and even now we just call them GALES. What makes the GALE LS636 a bit different, is they had better distribution than other JDM wheels at the time, which made them more popular. The GALE LS636 features a 10 spoke face with lugnut hidden behind a center ring and hex cap; a popular faux centerlock design very popular at the time. At the time of print, the GALE LS636 were available in sizing up to 16x8j and in 4 different colors. Shown above are the GALE’s mounted on a S13 Nissan Silvia. Now the question is, who has a set of 5×114 GALE’s in 16x8j in Gunmetal?
The Epsilon Southern Ways Mesh are Old School JDM Wheels that are popular on old school rotaries, as they are a perfect match on this Mazda R100. This Mazda R100 was spotted at the Vintage Japanese Motor Union meet hosted at Love20Bee Wheels in La Verne, CA; check out Love20Bee Wheels foe some cool fresh Old School JDM Wheels!Epsilon Southern Ways Mesh JDW Wheels in rare form, wearing the more rare center caps. The Epsilon Southern Ways Mesh feature true three piece construction, with a seprate 20 bolt barrel, lip and face; one of the most iconic old school JDM Wheels of all time.Side view of the Mazda R100, body and paint are perfect on this machine.Check out the prefect rear fitment of the Epsilon Southern Ways on the Mazda R100. A newer school Racing Beat muffler is a cool touch.The Mazda R100 Rotary has a pretty mean stance that says all business! – Epsilon Southern Ways Mesh JDM Wheels on Mazda R100 Rotary
This set of Toms Racing Igetta old school JDM Wheels was spotted on this Toyota Starlet 1300 Rally Car at the 2018 Tokyo Auto Salon. This Toyota Starlet 1300 was diplayed in the TOMS Racing booth next to a new school Lexus LC500. The livery was on point with the old school displays such as Checkman Racing, Japanese Dunlop and even the green TOMS Racing logos.
