LFA 19" replicas
#18
Now that's a fair price. After a few months of use, let us know the overall quality of the rims bro. You know despite being replicas I'm sure with fair maintenance they'll last. I just wanna hear someone actually give props to replicas cuz it seems nowadays nobody wants to do anything with them. Smh. Have you thought of putting spacers to make it a bit more flush under the fenders or are you comfortable with the current fitment??
Last edited by aneidiaz; 01-21-14 at 10:41 AM.
#19
Not all replicas are equal. Companies like Rota, TSW, Varrstoen - they are well known for making quality wheels that are knockoffs of famous styles.
I would personally stay away from no-name wheel companies. Nobody knows what kind of quality control or materials they're using.
I would personally stay away from no-name wheel companies. Nobody knows what kind of quality control or materials they're using.
#20
Not all replicas are equal. Companies like Rota, TSW, Varrstoen - they are well known for making quality wheels that are knockoffs of famous styles.
I would personally stay away from no-name wheel companies. Nobody knows what kind of quality control or materials they're using.
I would personally stay away from no-name wheel companies. Nobody knows what kind of quality control or materials they're using.
#21
Now that's a fair price. After a few months of use, let us know the overall quality of the rims bro. You know despite being replicas I'm sure with fair maintenance they'll last. I just wanna hear someone actually give props to replicas cuz it seems nowadays nobody wants to do anything with them. Smh. Have you thought of putting spacers to make it a bit more flush under the fenders or are you comfortable with the current fitment??
I'm not going to put spacers because that's the reason oI took off my other wheels......it was too aggressive and I didn't want o deal with that.
It's ok to me right now. No need for anything else.....maybe raise it up a little.
Here's a pix of my old wheels.... And 2nd pic is the new LFA showing offset
Last edited by yoitskenn; 01-21-14 at 02:45 PM.
#22
So far.....no complaints. They are a lot easier on the road as opposed to my old LeonHardiritts. This is because I have regular sized tires and not stretched tires. I bought these wheels because I was hesitant to drive my car with my old setup, because I was so scared of potholes and popping a tire, bending a rim etc. I didn't want to put my stocks back because the wheels will be super sunken in.
I'm not going to put spacers because that's the reason oI took off my other wheels......it was too aggressive and I didn't want o deal with that.
It's ok to me right now. No need for anything else.....maybe raise it up a little.
Here's a pix of my old wheels.... And 2nd pic is the new LFA showing offset
I'm not going to put spacers because that's the reason oI took off my other wheels......it was too aggressive and I didn't want o deal with that.
It's ok to me right now. No need for anything else.....maybe raise it up a little.
Here's a pix of my old wheels.... And 2nd pic is the new LFA showing offset
#25
I have these on my 06 Gs 430 and 2 out of 4 have hairline cracks around the lip no other damage (MFG Defect BAD CAST) I have had them less then a year and the company that manufactures them will not warranty them, the rep called me a bad driver lol My OEM wheels don't have cracks like this and those where on the car for years. I WOULD NOT BUY THESE WHEELS.
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