http://www.traklitewheels.com/
Has anybody heard of these? I was just wondering about the weights of these. I like a couple of them and if they don't weigh a ton I may get some for the right price.
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http://www.traklitewheels.com/
Has anybody heard of these? I was just wondering about the weights of these. I like a couple of them and if they don't weigh a ton I may get some for the right price.
Never mind. I saw some of the weights on the website. But I don't know how accurate those are.
they look like replicas of other wheels, should be the equivalent to XXR's
Interesting a website with ZERO info regarding their product. Do you really want to spend your $$ like that?Quote:
Originally Posted by tsingson
I saw that Sears sells them which is interesting. I have a Sears account. But I like the BBS reps, SSR Comp reps, and the RPF1 reps. But I haven't decided yet what I am going to do. I have a set of DR19s on my car that came with it so I don't really need any right now.
I Actually like these. I would pick up a set of bbs reps. They are probably cast iron like all other reps, weigh 30 pounds with a tire and indestructible.
If that's the case, I'll get a set for my Expedition.Quote:
Originally Posted by I<3flippyheadlights
Dude all rep wheels are super heavy, get used to it. I run OG Sans and they are 15x8 with a 205 tire. 30 pounds. But if I had 6Ul's, it would be 24 pounds a corner. Its only 6 pounds and if your car is for cruising, then it won't hinder you too much.
Oh look, more crappy knockoffs of a knockoff's, knockoff.
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Originally Posted by iRoadster
Chill out. This isn't Club Roadster.
KFJ to save the day!
Thanks KFJ. Keep Mazdaroadster chilled out. Too much pissin and moanin on club roadster.Quote:
Originally Posted by kung fu jesus
I've hated on knock-offs in the past. I was wrong to do that. People have limited choices on a limited budget.
As a designer, knock-offs bother me, but it also makes me consider that they push the innovation and development for new ideas.