Hi mate ,what is it you would like to know? They each weight roughly 3.8kg so very light wheels.They can be hard to get as alot of people that have them know how much they are worth and how rare they are getting as the years go on .But at the right price people do part with them,its just a matter of finding them .It took me the best part of 6months to source mine. You could be looking to pay anywhere between £700-£1500 per set of 4. |To answer ur last question,yes they are the same company.They are also the same company as spoon.
all depends what size/stud pattern/offset your looking for.
and be carefull nobody trys to sell you "rota" slipstreams etc with stickers on them
rather than powder coating a very rare origional wheel which in my eyes devalues the wheel, look out for spoon sw888 theyre the same wheel as the regamaster desmond evo wheels only they are anodised black (mat black) by spoon and they are sexy on my mates yellow ek9, sorry for bad spelling xmas drinks are having and effect haha happy christmas lads
Are rota slipstreams worth same as the regamaster evo's?
in comparison, my P1's need 6mm spacer to clear my brakes, the rega's would have required 25mm spacers
both 15" wheels too
if you are running fairly standard brake setups then they are ideal
spoon didn't think it through too well, 15x6.5" ET42 rega evo wheels need 6mm spacer minimum to clear spoon calipers, haha
Yeh the brake clearance is'nt great to be honest but really kool and rare wheels. Slipstreams are not worth anywhere near regas! If u want to powdercoat them a different colour then go for it dude, most regas nowadays have been repainted or powdercoated at somepoint.
Also as steven sayed make sure it has "made in russia" stamped on the back!
All the best mate
These were my FAVORITE wheels on my jordan oh how I miss them