I recently picked up these Enkei wheels for my ‘91 and need some centre caps, so I tried to identify the wheel/model to confirm dimensions - I can’t find anything similar online. The guy I bought them from said they came off a Eunos. The nearest I can identify is this supplied on the VR Limited (95/6) but they are a lightly different design. Has anyone seen these before on an Mx5? They are Enkei J15x66J 4x100.
Thanks in advance!
46mm offset, so they will stick in more than standard. Check backspacing.
Standard wheel on a range of mid-90s M itsubishi econoboxes.
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Centre bore on those is 56.1 where as NA/NB is 54.1 so be wary of that
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Would wheel spacers sort this? If so is there a way of calculating size is needed?
I have daisies on at the moment, searches show these have 45 offset, presumably as the Enkeis are slightly wider I need to account for that?
Would these be what I need?
These questions might be a bit elementary, it’s my first project car, I’ve not played around with things like this before!
Claire
I’ll try not to make things confusing
Using a website called willtheyfit.com I entered the specs for the Mazda Daisies (orange) and the Enkei (green) Alloy Wheel and Tyre Fitment Calculator. Offset, Tyre Stretch and Speedo Error | Will They Fit
These Enkei wheels will be 7.3mm closer to the shock absorber and 5.3mm futher out of the arch.
Even with a 20mm spacer, the wheels won’t protrude the arches 
The spigot rings you posted are correct
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Thank you, this is really helpful 
I’ll go ahead and test fit soon as the suspension is not standard (Koni, need to do some homework on this too) so hopefully that won’t affect things too much.
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