Trusted Wheel Brands... I'll try it this way
07-12-2006, 06:12 PM
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Trusted Wheel Brands... I'll try it this way
OK, so rather than try to get specific tires that you like, I think I have a better plan of attack. Please list for me the brands that you like/trust that make good wheels. For example, I'd say that Enkei is a brand I trust. I also read earlier that G... something made "soft" wheels, but they're not bad, so I'd like to know stuff like that. That way I can go to all the different manufacturers' websites and see what they have, then see what fits my car, then decide from what's left.
Thanks for your help everyone, but as a new member to the Acura club, I refuse to put POS wheels on my car, so I've got to get this right.
Thanks for your help everyone, but as a new member to the Acura club, I refuse to put POS wheels on my car, so I've got to get this right.
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What happened to ADVAN, SSR, and Wed's. Also top teir to me.
What I wouldn't shed a tear for....ADR, Arospeed or anything chrome...hehe
Oh and I know some one is goin to bash ROTA rims.
They do make knock offs but they make good reliable affordable wheels.
They are OEM manufactureres for Toyota and Mitsubishi and are made in the Philippines!
just more
What I wouldn't shed a tear for....ADR, Arospeed or anything chrome...hehe
Oh and I know some one is goin to bash ROTA rims.
They do make knock offs but they make good reliable affordable wheels.
They are OEM manufactureres for Toyota and Mitsubishi and are made in the Philippines!
just more
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Yes, see, this worked MUCH better. Lookie, lookie, lookie:
http://www.5zigenusa.com/w_h5zr19.html
I think I'm in love. They're out of my price range, but they're worth saving for. Should I even consider the 18" version? It has rivets, which I would rather not have, but it doesn't look bad either.
http://www.5zigenusa.com/w_h5zr19.html
I think I'm in love. They're out of my price range, but they're worth saving for. Should I even consider the 18" version? It has rivets, which I would rather not have, but it doesn't look bad either.
07-13-2006, 12:17 AM
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Yes, see, this worked MUCH better. Lookie, lookie, lookie:
http://www.5zigenusa.com/w_h5zr19.html
I think I'm in love. They're out of my price range, but they're worth saving for. Should I even consider the 18" version? It has rivets, which I would rather not have, but it doesn't look bad either.
http://www.5zigenusa.com/w_h5zr19.html
I think I'm in love. They're out of my price range, but they're worth saving for. Should I even consider the 18" version? It has rivets, which I would rather not have, but it doesn't look bad either.
Originally Posted by TallestTSX
I refuse to put POS wheels on my car, so I've got to get this right.
Btw, what is your price range?
07-13-2006, 01:57 AM
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Originally Posted by JTso
I thought you want to do it right?
Btw, what is your price range?
Btw, what is your price range?
simply put, 5zigens are not top tier wheels but they are not worth nothing neither... at least they are made in japan and somewhat jdm =)
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Originally Posted by kaikai114
Buddy Club!!!
However, since Buddyclub relocated their manufacturing factor to taiwan, the QC of their new products become more questionable.. what a shame
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Originally Posted by evo_to_tsx
I too considered the buddyclub PII racing (the multipiece version, not the one piece PII+) and the QF (Quality First) and those are really nice wheels indeed
However, since Buddyclub relocated their manufacturing factor to taiwan, the QC of their new products become more questionable.. what a shame
However, since Buddyclub relocated their manufacturing factor to taiwan, the QC of their new products become more questionable.. what a shame
I've done ane extensive research on Buddy Club prior to making the purchase. All R&D and manufacturing are still located in Japan, only the company is now being taken care of by Taiwanese management. As long as R&D and productions are done in Japan still, that's fine with me, after all, I believe they're still pushing for the quality they have always been standing for
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Originally Posted by kaikai114
I've done ane extensive research on Buddy Club prior to making the purchase. All R&D and manufacturing are still located in Japan, only the company is now being taken care of by Taiwanese management. As long as R&D and productions are done in Japan still, that's fine with me, after all, I believe they're still pushing for the quality they have always been standing for
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