Konig Freeform 15x8 +25 Matte Silver

DESCRIPTION

The Konig Freeform is an all flow formed wheel design from Konig for 2019.

Specs:
*15x8
*4x100
*+25mm Offset
* ~12.8 lbs

Takes optional 73mm hub ring available separately on this site.

Motorsport inspired, the Freeform's spoke profile design lends to efficient brake cooling as well as exceptional brake caliper clearance.

With any wheel Konig develops with Flow Forming Technology, the end result is stronger, lighter and offers greater elongation and shock resistance than a traditional cast design.

Video below courtesy of Konig. Size in the video is 18x10.5 which is a little more concave, but the video's purpose is to help you to see the color and close up view of the design. This Matte Silver is not a traditional silver as it has depth even with the mild sheen. In person, this finish is extremely rich looking.

1990-2005 Miata Brake Clearance Notes:
- Clears all factory brakes
- Clears Wilwood 11" BBK
- Clears Stoptech 11" BBK
- Clears our old 11" Version 4 BBK
- Clears our 11.75" Version 5 BBK
- If you have another big brake kit, please contact us to confirm clearance.

Tire Size breakdown:
-205/50 fits NB Miata fenders with 1.2 negative camber or better, NA Miata needs that camber and slightly rolled fenders.
225/45/15 needs fender roll for all years at this offset. Always check clearance during install and after car is lowered to the ground, failure to do so can result in damage, death, tires cut on fender lips, and other bad stuff!

Note we STRONGLY recommend our numerous upgraded lug choices with any of our new wheels, stock lugs too short and fat and will scratch these wheels. Unlike the short and fat stock lugs that will result in scratching new wheels, all our replacement lugs have the socket tool bottom on the lug rather than the wheel surface, and are longer for more engagement with stud surface so they also stay tighter. Actual picture of 15x8 below, nice concave plunge!

Konig Freeform Matte Silver 15X8 with 225/45 Rivals

Pictures Courtesy Customer Tyler Zellmer