In the market for new wheels....
10-16-2003, 11:16 PM
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I have nothing to say but good things about my Enkeis.. just out of curiosity though.. where do they stack up against more well known brands?
Enkei IS a well known brand of wheel. I'm still undecided. Perhaps by the time I get back from deployment, there will be plenty more to choose from. I do favor the OLD SKOOL look that my EVO5s had.
10-17-2003, 06:56 AM
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I have nothing to say but good things about my Enkeis.. just out of curiosity though.. where do they stack up against more well known brands?
Enkei IS a well known brand of wheel. I'm still undecided. Perhaps by the time I get back from deployment, there will be plenty more to choose from. I do favor the OLD SKOOL look that my EVO5s had.
See, Granted I do not do the show scene... but I rarely see Enkei wheels on cars.. I searched long and hard to find just the right wheel for my car.. to both suit it and my own aesthetic values.. A nice simple five spoke rim with a lip was perfect. Sorry, but I do not care for the styles where the spokes come down to meet the mounting flange.
