Wheel options: is there anything other than 6UL?
#42
Drat. I should be back out to play soon
On topic I found these for the e30's and they don't look too bad, too bad they don't come in 9" wide
http://www.harrisonmotorsports.com/d...4x100-e30.html
On topic I found these for the e30's and they don't look too bad, too bad they don't come in 9" wide
http://www.harrisonmotorsports.com/d...4x100-e30.html
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The manufacturing quality control that Tirerack finds acceptable is not quite up to my standards. This spoke measured around 1/16" thinner than the the others, and the porosity right on the surface of the back face is not encouraging to me. I'm sure they are basically as safe as other gravity cast wheels of the same weight to size ratio, but I ended up sending it back and getting a set of 6UL 15x9 wheels....
Edit: to their credit, I should mention TR took it back and paid the return shipping, even though they said it wasn't defective, or any worse than any other wheel they sell under the TR Motorsports name.
Edit: to their credit, I should mention TR took it back and paid the return shipping, even though they said it wasn't defective, or any worse than any other wheel they sell under the TR Motorsports name.
#52
Didnt seem them mentioned but there's also spinwerks. If you get centers made by spinwerks they're an ounce or two lighter than the 949s, and only cost like $100 bucks more per set. And they're made to order so you can get whatever offset you want and they'll be hub centric. They also have steel inserts for the lug nut taper to prevent galling of the wheel. If you dont get centers made by spinwerks they can be but to a pound heavier though so you must be specific with your order and willing to wait.
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