cracked a volk wheel!
nope, i'm running SE BBS rims and just want to see evidence of why spending $800 for a rim makes somebody feel that there is a 0% chance it will get pwnd as easily as a $300 rim.
BTW, try getting your BBS from Mitsu for $300...not gonna happen bro!
Last edited by chu; Jul 2, 2010 at 12:09 PM.
I've owned rotas, oz racing, enkei,s etc.
the only wheel that cracks on me is a volk?! I didn't even drive on them hard- i just commute daily to work.
its a crack right in the middle of one spoke- not repairable now it goes into the track and i have a set of 3 volk LE28n wheels that will be almost impossible to sell, unless i fork up $700-800 bucks to find ONE more just to match....
the only wheel that cracks on me is a volk?! I didn't even drive on them hard- i just commute daily to work.
its a crack right in the middle of one spoke- not repairable now it goes into the track and i have a set of 3 volk LE28n wheels that will be almost impossible to sell, unless i fork up $700-800 bucks to find ONE more just to match....
at least that is repairable.
from all the wheel shops i called if there is a crack in the spokes it's trash.
Thats a pretty good crack. What is the offset and size of those? I have the exact same set, and would purchase the 3 if you wanted to sell them(depending on price of course). Mine are 18x8.5 +30. I would always like to have spares in case something similar happens to me. Just thought I'd throw that out there if your looking to get rid of em.
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wow i guess you get what you pay for.......no wait im sorry i thought those were rotas. lol. that sucks. i was looking at getting some ccws next year.
Last edited by SmurfZilla; Jul 6, 2010 at 10:30 AM.
Wow James. Definitely bad luck.
Fortunately you weren't travelling at high speed or this could've been worse. And this is the first time I've seen a break like that. Probably was somehow faulty during the manufacturing process.

Fortunately you weren't travelling at high speed or this could've been worse. And this is the first time I've seen a break like that. Probably was somehow faulty during the manufacturing process.




