Identify my alloys

[TameRacingDriver]

So.... I've just got my new (to me) MX5, and I'm working out whether its worth getting lightweight alloys on it, but first, I'd like to establish what my wheels are (as they might be lightweight) and I really CBA to take them off and weigh them (besides which I don't know what a tyre would weigh, or what weight would be considered a light wheel).

I'm sure someone on here will be able to identify them in no time...



Although to be fair, they do look fairly good on the car, and not dissimilar to wheels I've seen on 90s Porsches... however, I'd rather it drove well (which it does, but there's always room for improvement)

[Eighteeteewhy]

Prob better off posting here...

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/forum.asp?h=0&a...

[TameRacingDriver]

Well as I assume they could be on other cars than an MX5 thats why I posted them on here instead... but cheers for the free bump!

I've tried google, and I'm coming up empty handed. I don't think I've ever seen alloys like it except on a Porsche (and even then they're not the same):-



or

[marshalla]

30 seconds of googling using the name on the centre cap comes up with Intra P-Line, which are now discontinued.

[TameRacingDriver]

marshalla said:

30 seconds of googling using the name on the centre cap comes up with Intra P-Line, which are now discontinued.

Thanks mate, I honestly struggled to tell what was written on the centre cap, so thats a start, cheers