The New Hotness from Rays Wheels! TE37 C1, G25 and 57X
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The New Hotness from Rays Wheels! TE37 C1, G25 and 57X
Up 1st is the new lightweight TE37 C1 (CONCEPT ONE). This wheel comes in at 7kg, or 15.43lbs, for 19x8.5" sizing! For reference, the TE37SL in 18" weighs 18lbs!! This is crazy. I can't wait for more info on this wheel.
Next up is the Volk G25. I don't have much info on this one, but it looks good
Volk G25:
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Gram Lights 57Xtreme
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http://rays-msc.com/wheels/index.cgi?d=145
Images of 57Xtreme
Next up is the Volk G25. I don't have much info on this one, but it looks good
Volk G25:
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Gram Lights 57Xtreme
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http://rays-msc.com/wheels/index.cgi?d=145
Images of 57Xtreme
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I'm all for lightness in a wheel but doesnt it get to a point where it's TOO light and structural integrity is diminished on everything except the smoothest of roads i.e. tracks..
so if you live in wonderful la or ny, I would assumed your investment into these wheels to be temporary as they might break
so if you live in wonderful la or ny, I would assumed your investment into these wheels to be temporary as they might break
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I'm all for lightness in a wheel but doesnt it get to a point where it's TOO light and structural integrity is diminished on everything except the smoothest of roads i.e. tracks..
so if you live in wonderful la or ny, I would assumed your investment into these wheels to be temporary as they might break
so if you live in wonderful la or ny, I would assumed your investment into these wheels to be temporary as they might break
With that said, all Rays/Volk/Gram Lights/WORK/SSR/other JDM wheels all have to pass JWL certification, so they're all SAFE.
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I was out sick on Friday (been battling the flu since Wednesday) but I'll get in touch with RAYS today and get you that info.
I just bought a set (on Forza lol). Good looking wheel.
18x9.5 +22 is a good fitment. You'll probably need to roll your rear fenders for it, though. If you want to be pretty flush without rolling your fenders you could go down to a 9" with a lower offset, or stick with the 9.5 and a higher offset.
18x9.5 +22 is a good fitment. You'll probably need to roll your rear fenders for it, though. If you want to be pretty flush without rolling your fenders you could go down to a 9" with a lower offset, or stick with the 9.5 and a higher offset.