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Old Dec 29, 2004 | 04:12 PM
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Question for Alex on SSR Comp

Hey Alex,

I called you today but you werent there, anyway, according to Marksmith, the SSR comp 17x7.5 will clear Brembo GT 320mm? Is that correct?

Here's the original thread he post
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ghlight=brembo
 
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Old Dec 29, 2004 | 05:26 PM
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Great match....

I've enjoyed 6 months of driving w/ the 320.mm Brembo BBK & the 17" SSR's Comps. Love the wheel & brake combo!! No spacers are needed, it fits w/ plenty of clearance DESPITE the fact that almost no one except Alex at T.Rack seems to accept this (I even sent them a picture.) No offense meant to Alex who has been an excellent advisor.
-Someone PLEASE offer me something for the expensive 5mm. HR spacers I purchased but never had to use!
 
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Old Dec 29, 2004 | 07:09 PM
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What's the different between SSR Competition and Comp-H?
 
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Old Dec 29, 2004 | 08:56 PM
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I think SSR Competitions come in widths that are sometimes 'illegal' in the
auto-x classes. Comp-H are for H-stock class...I think that's how it goes.


Mine are 16x7.5's and legal in all manners as my MCS is only a street car.
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What's the different between SSR Competition and Comp-H?
 
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Old Dec 31, 2004 | 01:55 PM
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The SSR Comp H is 16 by 6.5 to satisfy H stock requirements, as the largest stock wheels for MC are 16 by 6.5. :smile:
 
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Old Dec 31, 2004 | 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by jazmini
The SSR Comp H is 16 by 6.5 to satisfy H stock requirements, as the largest stock wheels for MC are 16 by 6.5. :smile:
For SSR Comp H, the "H" stands for Hybrid wheel ("Comp-H" in the U.S./"Type C-RS" in Japan). For details see-
http://www.tirerack.com/a.jsp?a=EZ3&url=/wheels/ssr/ssr_track.jsp

Tirerack.com has SSR Comp H in silver (17,18,19") and anthracite (17,18")

* 2-piece hybrid construction
* Semi-solid, forged center precision lap-welded to a forged rim section
* 50% stronger with a 9% increase in hardness
* Larger diameters and widths now available using hybrid construction
* Both available exclusively from The Tire Rack

There is also SSR Comp X in anthracite (15"), gold (15"), and white (15")

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Tirerack has for the MINI the SSR Comp in 15,16,17,18"
in silver and anthracite, gold in 17,18" (but not listed for the MINI)

* Lightweight yet strong
* High-tech semi-solid, forged construction is heat-treated and shot-peened for superior characteristics
* Popular choice for true enthusiast
* Proven performance available exclusively from the Tire Rack

The anthracite 16x6.5" is called the SSR Comp R. (special size for MINI stock autocross)

For those who like "wider" there is also a Miata fitment
SSR comp 15x7.5" et +43mm 10 pounds $319 each in anthracite only vs
the Mini fitment
SSR Comp 15x7" et +42mm 9.3 pounds $309 each.
The wider wheel is an option if running 225/45-15 tires for track or autocross.
 

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