WORK Wheels Introduction on Club Lexus! Any questions or information let us know!
08-18-09, 09:02 AM
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Welcome to the board! Work is one of my favorite wheels' brand.
I know we IS-F owners keep asking about fitment and offsets due to our BBK, so I decided to send an email to Jim (Work) back in April and here is his answer, it may help some people:
I know we IS-F owners keep asking about fitment and offsets due to our BBK, so I decided to send an email to Jim (Work) back in April and here is his answer, it may help some people:
"Dear Juan,
Thank you for your inquiry and interest in WORK Wheels.
For 20”Schwert SC1 or GS1 for IS-F, below is our suggested specification.
Schwert SC1 –
Front: 20 X 9.0 +35 A-Disk
Rear: 20 X 10.0 +35 A-Disk
Gnosis GS1 –
Front: 20 X 9.0 +35 A-Disk
Rear: 20 X 10.0 +35 A-Disk
The 9.5 / 10.5 setup is beyond our recommendation, not to say we can’t build the specs, but you will need to let us know what offset you like to run.
Unfortunately we don't sell directly to the public. Please check with anyone of our Authorized WORK Dealers for competitive price quotation and ordering.
http://www.workwheelsusa.com and click on Dealer"
Thank you for your inquiry and interest in WORK Wheels.
For 20”Schwert SC1 or GS1 for IS-F, below is our suggested specification.
Schwert SC1 –
Front: 20 X 9.0 +35 A-Disk
Rear: 20 X 10.0 +35 A-Disk
Gnosis GS1 –
Front: 20 X 9.0 +35 A-Disk
Rear: 20 X 10.0 +35 A-Disk
The 9.5 / 10.5 setup is beyond our recommendation, not to say we can’t build the specs, but you will need to let us know what offset you like to run.
Unfortunately we don't sell directly to the public. Please check with anyone of our Authorized WORK Dealers for competitive price quotation and ordering.
http://www.workwheelsusa.com and click on Dealer"
08-18-09, 11:19 AM
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I agree, the VS-KF is one of my favorites...I love the Burning Black (BKB) Finish in particular
Actually, there is
They recently released the Equip E series, specifically the WORK Equip E05 and the WORK Equip E10:
Equip E05 as shown in Feinheit Silver 2 (FS2) Finish
Equip E10 as shown in Feinheit Silver 2 (FS2) Finish
Besides Black, we can also do Red, Blue, and Brown
These lip finishes can be done on 2 piece + 3 piece WORK Wheels
As far as "Black Chrome" goes for the lip specifically, currently it is not an offered option. Perhaps in the future they may expand the lip options but it is hard to say.
At the moment we have WORK Wheels t shirts but no baseball caps
Baseball caps or headwear is something we have considered and will most likely release in the future
Please PM me dsouth regarding stickers
Please feel free to contact any WORK Wheels Authorized Dealer for assistance
As many of you are familiar if you have contacted us previously, we are more than happy to help regarding fitments and brake clearances
Please also feel free to contact any WORK Wheels Authorized Dealer for assistance as well
Originally Posted by zebt66
I am still confused with the Disk Types, what does A, O, L, R, and T disk mean? i saw that L and R clear big brakes but what is the big difference!!!
Thank You
Zeb
Thank You
Zeb
(Listed from least to most brake clearance)
O Disk (Deep Rim) - Maximizes lip size, least amount of brake clearance
A Disk (Standard) - Standard brake clearance
L Disk (Big Caliper) - Big caliper clearance, but has less clearance than R
R Disk (Big Caliper) - Big caliper clearance, more than L
T Disk (Big Caliper) - Big caliper clearance, more than R
As you gain brake clearance, you will sacrifice lip size, but the good thing is we can tell you exactly what lip size you will get with varying combinations.
With that being said, please always check with a WORK Authorized Dealer or with us and we can help to verify brake clearances.
Also keep in mind that brake clearance differs among varying wheels, and that brake clearance (for multipiece wheels) does not change with varying offsets.
Last edited by WORKWheels; 08-18-09 at 03:31 PM.
08-18-09, 03:29 PM
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Keep in mind that for all multipiece orders, the wheels are custom built to order in Japan
With any special order, it might extend beyond the approximated lead time, or sometimes be faster
We have varying ways to ensure that you are aware ahead of time and also during your order, please contact a WORK Authorized Dealer for more info
As far as Canada goes, we are the USA representative for WORK Wheels so our dealers are all based in the US
08-18-09, 04:02 PM
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Therefore based on the earliest vessel that could be scheduled to leave Japan puts the approximate arrival date at ~September 10th
Keep in mind that often times since the wheels are coming from another country, there a unforseen variables that might extend the process, such as vessel scheduling as in this case, or US Customs inspections, etc
Thanks for your patience, feel free to PM me if you have further questions Lenny
