10 inch wheels OKeefe. Wow! That really puts things in perspective! And your Mini could very well handle better than our MINIs!

 

15" rubber and rims on my MCS sounds like a very interesting idea.

 

when I demo'd 2 MCS's one w/16 and one w/17 I really noticed a difference, ride, handling wise so my new baby that's coming in this week will have the 16" x-spoke (lightest OEM MCS wheels.) :smile:

But yeah I'll consider 15s if I can find decent wheels. Everything is cheaper to run, and from what others say (inc a buddy that runs track with 15"s) the car runs and behaves less-heavy-handed, more nimble, quicker.

And IMO like a classic MINI the car looks better with smaller wheels, it actually looks bigger. With 17s and 18s it looks tiny, proportion-wise. J

 

Don't ya love it! I'm going to throw my 15" wheels on and enjoy the G's.

 

The biggest problem with 15's is that you can fit most spinners!

(ducks, runs)

Sean

 

All is not lost. Here are some mad spinners, yo.
http://www.autopure.com/Spinner.htm

And to quote their website "[font=Trebuchet MS][size=4]WHEN EVERY THINGS IS STOP THERE ARE SOME THING STILL MOVEMENT"[/size][/font]
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I LOVE my 15's! Would do it again in a heartbeat.

Oh yeah....The other day I saw a guy with spinner HUB CAPS . I didn't know whether to laugh or cry!

 

Thanks Bisch,
What a concept, but I think you have to have Honda steel wheels for those. A QUOTE fron their page.
"For a better installation: recommend to use a long flat screwdriver or tool to press in the out coming retention legs"

 

What's funny is that the company is called Mexa Co, but based in Taiwan.

 

There are a couple ~10 year old Geo Metro's in my area. One has wire spoke hub caps and uses the club when parked, the other has spinner hubcaps. I can't decide which is worse.

Sean