Toyota Celica T200 1998

Impul Hoshino is a Japanese wheel brand that was established in 1980. One of the oldest and most respected wheel brands in Japan, and has been a major influence in the tuning and motorsport scene in Japan. Impul Hoshino has been involved in many motorsport and subculture events, such as the Tokyo Auto Salon, the D1 Grand Prix, Super Taikyu Endurance Series, and the Super GT series. It is a subsidiary of NISMO, the performance division of Nissan.
Impul Hoshino has been a major influence in the tuning society in Japan, and has been a major player in the development of the Japanese tuning scene. The brand has been involved in the development of many popular rim models, such as the Impul RS-R, the Impul RS-G, and the Impul RS-F. These rims are popular among tuners and racers alike.
Impul Hoshino has a wide distribution market, and its products are available in many countries around the world. The brand has also established relationships with other brands, such as Yokohama, Bridgestone, and Toyo, to further expand its reach.
Impul Hoshino is a respected and influential wheel brand in Japan, and its products are highly sought after by tuners and racers alike. The brand has been a major influence in the tuning and motorsport scene in Japan.