Casting symbol

[1lojet1281]

these wheels were likely made at some random factory for GM and I find these wheels for sale everywhere but never with any "brand name" they are simply refered to as the "GTA Mesh" and there was apparently a two piece version of this wheel made also. it appears that these all came in 16x8 but with staggered offset's (they had specific front and rear fitment) I found that one of the offset's is a "0" offset, not sure what the other one is but that should provide some pretty major poke on almost any application.

[SeanDub]

Those don't look like RS's at all. Maybe similar to Enkei's

[seventhskyline]

I'm guessing probably Riken or similar.

[CSBolger]

The wheel was dirty so it looked like a J. I was just trying to ask a question, fuck.

No you weren't.

There wasn't a single question mark in your first post, and none of it was structured like a questions.

[martjob]

here are some pics

[two240s]

Funnay thread is funnay

but for cereal that marking is the Japanese certification dealio

Japenese certification is the correct answer

[LuckyBoyOne3]

Throw up some pics... maybe post it in the "Help me Identify this wheel thread" here --->http://www.stanceworks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4559

[Tuck&Poke]

A+++++++ thread, will read again!

[kramerbuccs24]

Funnay thread is funnay

but for cereal that marking is the Japanese certification dealio

[Han]

The wheel was dirty so it looked like a J. I was just trying to ask a question, fuck.

They're just giving you a hard time, nothing personal.

[martjob]

The wheel was dirty so it looked like a J. I was just trying to ask a question, fuck.

[Del Ghetto]

cant



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laughing....!

Petis, that pic gets me everytime but Mateen killed it....!

[240sx]

a backwards J is an L

[Morbid]

possibly like the ykk on yo zippaa

by the way, a backwards J is an L

"JWL" (Japan Light Wheel Alloy) is a compilation of standards defined by the Japanese Government to ensure the vehicle's safety for aluminum road wheels. Every wheel put to market must be tested to meet JWL standards before a wheel can be put out to market in Japan.

[Han]

Just about every wheel you will ever see has the stamp you described........ I'm pretty sre it has to do with being certified as a street legal wheel.

Possibly like the VIA stamp.