Enkei Wheels
07-11-2005, 05:29 PM
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Enkei Wheels
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Do any of you have Enkei's on your car? Have you had any experience with these wheels? There's a set of them on Ebay for a great price with tires and I'm wondering what gives? Any help is appreciated!
Do any of you have Enkei's on your car? Have you had any experience with these wheels? There's a set of them on Ebay for a great price with tires and I'm wondering what gives? Any help is appreciated!
07-12-2005, 04:27 PM
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Excuse me but what's wrong with Enkei whels? If they are good for some F1 teams and common on Japanese supercars pumping the same power as our P cars and more, they are certainly good enough.
I have had Enkei wheels on high performance cars and they are excellent in terms of weight, strength and quality.
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Johannes E.
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I have had Enkei wheels on high performance cars and they are excellent in terms of weight, strength and quality.
Ciao,
Johannes E.
GT3 CS
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hey guys (and gals)
Enkie has several versions of wheels (including their newer high quality lightweight race series)
I've seen RFP1s (race version) on an M3 at the track and asked the owner about them. He had just got them so he didn't have much feedback to provide yet but they made it just fine that 2 day weekend FWIW on his 05 M3
Enkie has several versions of wheels (including their newer high quality lightweight race series)
I've seen RFP1s (race version) on an M3 at the track and asked the owner about them. He had just got them so he didn't have much feedback to provide yet but they made it just fine that 2 day weekend FWIW on his 05 M3
