View Poll Results: What wheels would YOU choose for my GT3..?
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TRACK WHEEL dilemma! PLEASE VOTE
#1
TRACK WHEEL dilemma! PLEASE VOTE
Wheel brand choice - Forgeline
Style options - GT1 or GA1
Colors - Silver or black
See the pics below and cast your vote.
Thanks all.
First pic: Black GA1
Style options - GT1 or GA1
Colors - Silver or black
See the pics below and cast your vote.
Thanks all.
First pic: Black GA1
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Go with the one that's faster.
#7
Burning Brakes
Stripes always get you an extra 30-40 HP. This thing is fast becoming a track car so wheels need to be black to give it a more track feel. Beside they just look better than silver IMHO. Also IMHO GA better than the too busy GT's. So I'm in complete international agreement with Bronson - black GA1's it is!!
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#8
Stripes always get you an extra 30-40 HP. This thing is fast becoming a track car so wheels need to be black to give it a more track feel. Beside they just look better than silver IMHO. Also IMHO GA better than the too busy GT's. So I'm in complete international agreement with Bronson - black GA1's it is!!
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you should look at Finspeed (i've had two sets), if you are not brand specific. they are similarly priced and make center lock wheels. Do a double dark tint. Here is an example with a satin finish.
#12
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Phil,
I've had both. Have you considered the new GE1? I have them and am very pleased. Another color choice to possibly consider is graphite.
I've had both. Have you considered the new GE1? I have them and am very pleased. Another color choice to possibly consider is graphite.
#15
My thought is to get a lighter (19") wheel for track use and save my stock wheels from the rigors of the track.
I'm looking at a solid 10-15+ track days this season.
So, since the stock wheels are $6k.... why not buy a set of track wheels with lighter rotational mass and more tire choices?
And then i don't have to worry about messing up my stock wheels and have to pay $6k for new factory wheels if/when i go to sell.
I'm looking at a solid 10-15+ track days this season.
So, since the stock wheels are $6k.... why not buy a set of track wheels with lighter rotational mass and more tire choices?
And then i don't have to worry about messing up my stock wheels and have to pay $6k for new factory wheels if/when i go to sell.