FS Genuine ZR-1 A-molds with tires and sensors
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FS Genuine ZR-1 A-molds with tires and sensors
I have a genuine set of ZR-1 A-molds i'm thinking about selling. They are silver with the polished lip. These are the AFS wheels that are made in Japan (if I remember correctly) and have the little logo in between the spokes. The tires are original Goodyear 275-40 front and 315-35 rear. The fronts are pretty worn, but the backs have lots of tread... although the backs are a little cut up on the sidewalls from hitting the rear fender (previous owner had them on a Camaro) They include the tire pressure sensors as well. There is no rash on any of the wheels. There may be a light scratch here or there but the wheels are pretty much mint! I will get some pics up tonight of them. Looking to get $1200 plus shipping.
The wheels are dirty in the pics and its about to rain here so I didn't get the numbers off the back but in the last pic you can see the JWL logo and that logo is on all 4 wheels. There is ZERO rash on all 4 wheels. Maybe a light scratch here or there but again, they are very nice rims!
The wheels are dirty in the pics and its about to rain here so I didn't get the numbers off the back but in the last pic you can see the JWL logo and that logo is on all 4 wheels. There is ZERO rash on all 4 wheels. Maybe a light scratch here or there but again, they are very nice rims!
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Found this too:
This is the stamp I was reffering to in between the spokes
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If it has the JWL casting, which I believe is reserved or OE manufacturers, its not AFS.
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Edit, just found this thread to help confirm what I have. Mine are the same as the ones in this thread:
http://www.zr1.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8347
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Interesting. I'm positive it has the JWL on all 4, i'll pull them off tonight and verify manufacturer.
Edit, just found this thread to help confirm what I have. Mine are the same as the ones in this thread:
http://www.zr1.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8347
Edit, just found this thread to help confirm what I have. Mine are the same as the ones in this thread:
http://www.zr1.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8347
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No worries! There are so many different variations of this wheel, it makes finding an OEM set alot more difficult.
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This will explain JWL stamped on the wheels.
http://www.jawa.jp/en/objective.html
I recall this stamp on wheels dating back to a old toyota celica and a couple of old Z cars from the late 70's. I once thought it was a specific manufacturer but it is a proof stamp, so to speak. I have a set of ZR1 knock offs that I believe are of Chinese origin. Installed by the previous owner. They were sold out of Florida under the OE Brand. The wheels that I own do not have the JWL proofing, so lord only knows what if any standard or standards they might meet. (If I had the available coin I would buy these wheels being offered by the original poster...)
Hope this helps a little...
PS I hate China.
http://www.jawa.jp/en/objective.html
I recall this stamp on wheels dating back to a old toyota celica and a couple of old Z cars from the late 70's. I once thought it was a specific manufacturer but it is a proof stamp, so to speak. I have a set of ZR1 knock offs that I believe are of Chinese origin. Installed by the previous owner. They were sold out of Florida under the OE Brand. The wheels that I own do not have the JWL proofing, so lord only knows what if any standard or standards they might meet. (If I had the available coin I would buy these wheels being offered by the original poster...)
Hope this helps a little...
PS I hate China.
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Here is a bump SY,
Factory A-Molds are not made by AFS. AFS was just an aftermarket company making knock-off.
FACTORY WHEELS ARE FORGED AND ARE A COUPLE POUNDS LIGHTER THAN THE KNOCK OFF AS A RESULT. AS PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED THE JWL WILL NEVER BE FOUND ON ANY KNOCK-OFF.
I sold my my AFS, they needed allot of weight to balance and when spun on a balance machine they were able to be balanced, however they were not very true wheels.
Factory A-mold are getting harder to come by.
Good luck.
Factory A-Molds are not made by AFS. AFS was just an aftermarket company making knock-off.
FACTORY WHEELS ARE FORGED AND ARE A COUPLE POUNDS LIGHTER THAN THE KNOCK OFF AS A RESULT. AS PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED THE JWL WILL NEVER BE FOUND ON ANY KNOCK-OFF.
I sold my my AFS, they needed allot of weight to balance and when spun on a balance machine they were able to be balanced, however they were not very true wheels.
Factory A-mold are getting harder to come by.
Good luck.
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There's 2 snapshots of 11" ZR-1 wheels in the OP's post. The 11" ZR-1 wheel be it an A-mold, a '90 MY wheel or even saw-blade style are quite popular with the Syclone/Typhoon enthusiasts.
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