IForged PS Daytonas 19" Brushed w/ Eibachs
10-27-06, 12:04 PM
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IForged PS Daytonas 19" Brushed w/ Eibachs
8 week wait for brushed, but well worth it. Nothing matches Tungsten better.
Will post more pictures when I have some time.
Specs:
Precision Series - IForged claims this series increases lip size up to 1" more than their other wheels. For this specific wheel application, increase was 0.5"
2 piece Daytonas - (2 piece = no leaks)
Brushed Aluminum Finish
Front: 19 x 8 235-35-19
Lip size: 2"
Rear: 19 x 10 275-30-19
Lip size : 3.5"
Dropped 1" front, 0.8" rear on Eibachs
NO RUBBING
TPMS FULLY COMPATIBLE - No modification whatsoever
The rear lip looks small in some of these pictures. Don't be fooled by the reflection of the rivets off of the lip. The rear lip is as aggressive as it gets.
Big ups to Derrick at D2autosports. Good deal, awesome service, and delivered right on time.
Stock wheels and tires are for sale with 1000 miles on them for $1000, (basically the cost of new tires). Send me a private message if interested.
19x10 with 275's width picture.
Will post more pictures when I have some time.
Specs:
Precision Series - IForged claims this series increases lip size up to 1" more than their other wheels. For this specific wheel application, increase was 0.5"
2 piece Daytonas - (2 piece = no leaks)
Brushed Aluminum Finish
Front: 19 x 8 235-35-19
Lip size: 2"
Rear: 19 x 10 275-30-19
Lip size : 3.5"
Dropped 1" front, 0.8" rear on Eibachs
NO RUBBING
TPMS FULLY COMPATIBLE - No modification whatsoever
The rear lip looks small in some of these pictures. Don't be fooled by the reflection of the rivets off of the lip. The rear lip is as aggressive as it gets.
Big ups to Derrick at D2autosports. Good deal, awesome service, and delivered right on time.
Stock wheels and tires are for sale with 1000 miles on them for $1000, (basically the cost of new tires). Send me a private message if interested.
19x10 with 275's width picture.
Last edited by QSVeilside; 10-29-06 at 04:02 PM.
Nice look! What tires?
10-27-06, 12:18 PM
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Thanks guys. Will take more pics under better lighting.
Offsets are not disclosed by IForged.
I bought the car for the wifey, so I went with tread life over performance:
Bridgestone Potenza RE750 - no road noise with these.
Offsets are not disclosed by IForged.
I bought the car for the wifey, so I went with tread life over performance:
Bridgestone Potenza RE750 - no road noise with these.
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10-27-06, 01:32 PM
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ULTiMaX -
There are pros and cons to 3 piece wheels:
Pros:
If the rim is dented, remove the face, and buy a new barrel for relatively cheap.
If the face is damaged, likewise, remove the face and buy a new one.
The look of 3 piece forged rims are a plus.
Cons:
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but 3 piece wheels in general are notorious for leaking due to their seals. Installers need to be very careful. Eventually, the silicon breaks down and you will need to reseal the rim.
IForged offers 2 piece wheels that look the same as 3 piece but don't have the issues associated with the seal, (if there are differences in appearance, someone please point them out).
There are pros and cons to 3 piece wheels:
Pros:
If the rim is dented, remove the face, and buy a new barrel for relatively cheap.
If the face is damaged, likewise, remove the face and buy a new one.
The look of 3 piece forged rims are a plus.
Cons:
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but 3 piece wheels in general are notorious for leaking due to their seals. Installers need to be very careful. Eventually, the silicon breaks down and you will need to reseal the rim.
IForged offers 2 piece wheels that look the same as 3 piece but don't have the issues associated with the seal, (if there are differences in appearance, someone please point them out).
10-27-06, 01:45 PM
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LOL! I know you're joking, but I spent nowhere near 6k on these wheels. There was a group buy offered by D2autosports, (price was very surprising). I paid a hundred bucks extra per wheel for brushed aluminum.
Side shots on the way. Need to take the pictures first.
Side shots on the way. Need to take the pictures first.
