XTATIK Carbon Fiber Wheels
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XTATIK Faux Carbon Fiber Wheels
So I'm thinking about these wheels
http://www.wheelfire.com/scontent/Wh...mageField.y=19
So any comments are welcome. I'm looking for something with some bang for the buck. I also want to stick with a strict roto glow or black "theme" for my exterior. I've never really seen black wheels that I like, but I think the CF look will make them pallatable to me. I think stock wheels are 18x7. So with these 18x7.5 any comments on "largest tire" that doens't look like it's on steroids (bulging sidewalls) would be apprecaited as well.
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http://www.wheelfire.com/scontent/Wh...mageField.y=19
So any comments are welcome. I'm looking for something with some bang for the buck. I also want to stick with a strict roto glow or black "theme" for my exterior. I've never really seen black wheels that I like, but I think the CF look will make them pallatable to me. I think stock wheels are 18x7. So with these 18x7.5 any comments on "largest tire" that doens't look like it's on steroids (bulging sidewalls) would be apprecaited as well.
TIA
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I just wanna "keep it in the wheelwell". I've done the big wheel/big lip on the rear and narrower on the front before (05 NSX), but I plan on using this as a daily driver and don't really want winter/summer tires. So the 7.5 seems like it will hold the widest tire that would still fit. Just wondering what that woudl be.
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That link under the pic was supposed to be the article. My bad. Here you go with a quote:
One wheel weighs in at just 2.76kg, which works out to be 6.08475844 pounds. Interested in getting a set of these for your car? Expect to pay around $10,000-$12,000 for the set. While it sounds expensive, you can easily spend $8,000+ on custom three-piece forged wheels from a company like HRE.
http://www.carbonfibergear.com/weds-...n-fiber-wheel/
One wheel weighs in at just 2.76kg, which works out to be 6.08475844 pounds. Interested in getting a set of these for your car? Expect to pay around $10,000-$12,000 for the set. While it sounds expensive, you can easily spend $8,000+ on custom three-piece forged wheels from a company like HRE.
http://www.carbonfibergear.com/weds-...n-fiber-wheel/
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That link under the pic was supposed to be the article. My bad. Here you go with a quote:
One wheel weighs in at just 2.76kg, which works out to be 6.08475844 pounds. Interested in getting a set of these for your car? Expect to pay around $10,000-$12,000 for the set. While it sounds expensive, you can easily spend $8,000+ on custom three-piece forged wheels from a company like HRE.
http://www.carbonfibergear.com/weds-...n-fiber-wheel/
One wheel weighs in at just 2.76kg, which works out to be 6.08475844 pounds. Interested in getting a set of these for your car? Expect to pay around $10,000-$12,000 for the set. While it sounds expensive, you can easily spend $8,000+ on custom three-piece forged wheels from a company like HRE.
http://www.carbonfibergear.com/weds-...n-fiber-wheel/
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