AMBIT wheels
Jul 27, 2015, 04:59 PM
#17
stock enkei s are 22lbs/wheel too, but they are narrower, and the off set makes them sit more inward.
So for the same weight you get a much better options. Every way is better: wider and the off set also much much better...
Not to mention cost sooo much less....
No brainier vs the stock.
So for the same weight you get a much better options. Every way is better: wider and the off set also much much better...
Not to mention cost sooo much less....
No brainier vs the stock.
Jul 27, 2015, 05:30 PM
#19
for street driving fine. Looks still really good. In fact they grown on me. Now i really like them.
Do i think they are great wheels? No
But for the money , and for street use, they are really good buy.
I wont take them for track use . Never do that . Only proven racing wheels.
this is how they look like today:
no any different when i bought them. So they seems holding up real good.
Do i think they are great wheels? No
But for the money , and for street use, they are really good buy.
I wont take them for track use . Never do that . Only proven racing wheels.
this is how they look like today:
no any different when i bought them. So they seems holding up real good.
Jul 27, 2015, 05:39 PM
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As for reliability and durability, I'd like to add that I have managed to warp and bend 2 of my OEM GSR Enkies during the 75k miles I've had my car, so the way I look at out is 1) even quality name brand wheels will bend or break, 2) Unless I one goes forged, how much durability do you get in any given cast wheel, regardless of brand?
