OZ Ultraleggera HLT?
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OZ Ultraleggera HLT?
Who is with OZ Ultraleggera HLT? Any bad issues?
I think it looks good, lighter than my OEM lobster folks, and painted in black.
I have two questions.
Where is the best place to get the wheels?
Can I use my oem wheel caps for the wheels?
Any comments are welcome!!
I think it looks good, lighter than my OEM lobster folks, and painted in black.
I have two questions.
Where is the best place to get the wheels?
Can I use my oem wheel caps for the wheels?
Any comments are welcome!!
Last edited by madporsche; 07-26-2013 at 12:25 AM.
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dude...those wheels are sick when my lease is up on my '08 S, I aspire to get a white cab with these same wheels, or godwilling, a white turbo with these wheels. Hate black rims with the silver lip. These rims are the ultimate cool
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Former Vendor
YEAH, WHAT HE SAID!!!!
I sold the wheels above on the orange one and the red one.
Please call me, I'd love to help.
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these are cast wheels...the more expensive wheels are forged.
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Today, the issues between forged and cast wheels are less significant. While a forged wheel is routinely lighter (less material is needed for the same strength) today's 'pressure' cast wheels are quite good, as evidenced by Porsche selecting so many pressure cast wheels as OEM for these cars.
Forged routinely will BEND in a high stress situation (like running off the road!) while a cast wheel will break. Don't let the forged vice pressure cast issue enter into your decision today,--they have come a long way.
Forged routinely will BEND in a high stress situation (like running off the road!) while a cast wheel will break. Don't let the forged vice pressure cast issue enter into your decision today,--they have come a long way.