Nissan 180SX/200SX/240SX 1990

Sparco Racing is an Italian auto parts and accessories manufacturer, founded in 1977 by two racing drivers and entrepreneurs, Gianpiero Moretti and Enrico Glorioso. The company is based in Volpiano, Italy, and is best known for its production of racing safety equipment, such as racing suits, helmets, and shoes. Sparco also produces a wide range of aftermarket performance parts, such as steering wheels, shift knobs, and pedals.

Sparco has been involved in many motorsport events, including Formula One, World Rally Championship, and the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The company has also been involved in the tuning and drifting subculture, sponsoring events such as the D1 Grand Prix and the Formula Drift series. Sparco has become a major influence in the tuning and drifting scene, with many enthusiasts using Sparco products to customize their vehicles.

Sparco's most popular rim models include the RS-7, RS-9, and RS-10. These rims are designed to provide a lightweight and stylish look, while also providing superior performance. Sparco rims are available in a variety of sizes and colors, and are distributed worldwide. Sparco also has a wide range of accessories, such as wheel spacers, lug nuts, and center caps.

Sparco has a strong relationship with other brands, such as Pirelli, Brembo, and OMP. These companies have collaborated with Sparco to produce high-performance parts and accessories for the motorsport and tuning communities. Sparco also has a strong presence in the aftermarket parts industry, with many retailers stocking their products.