RegaMaster EVo's

[lowassaccord]

I was curious how much i should pay for a brand new set of RegaMaster evo's 15/6.5 still in box

they only weigh like 8lbs or somthing like that they are supposed to be spoon racing wheels from japan.

 

[xj0hnx]

Both are made by Desmond in Russia. They are pretty prices maybe $1200 a set used.

 

[lowassaccord]

the set is brand new in box what would you say i should pay for that hes asking 2g's

 

[xj0hnx]

I'd say save yourself $1500 and get some Rota slipstreams.

 

[lowassaccord]

I dont want knock offs or replicas or whatever they sell i want the real thing. I understand they are almost exactly the same thing in every way but i want the real thing. " how much would should i pay for them? Is 2k's too much for a set of brand new Regamaster Evo's 15/6.5 in box with 4x100 lug spacing +45 off set?

 

[xj0hnx]

Dude, for $2000 you can get a REAL rim, and not pay for a stupid name. Really, why waste two grand on a flat black rim because it's cool to have the name, you can get a nice looking, light rim for less. This shit just amazes me.

But yes, it's too much for those. You can find mint sets for under $1200, not new in the box, but you couldn't tell the difference if they were stuck in some boxs.

Brand new Mugen MF10Ls are only $360 each, be right around $1500 shipped.

Oh, and the Spoon SW388 Desmonds are only $1730 brand new, from notoriously overpriced Inlinefour, so yea $2000 is WAAAAY too much.

 

[lowassaccord]

alright. Thanks man, They are polished and look nice but im sure thats not going to make it worth it. Thanks again for the help.

 

[asmallsol]

If your going with rims like that, why would you go with a 6.5 inch wide wheel. Get the extra half inch of tire contact.