Another wheel question
Does anyone have experience with CE Wheels? I've always had Advans, BBS, and the like so not too sure on these but I want to try somethign new.
Can't put up pics at work so here is a link:
http://whippetwheels.com/view-wheel-...r-hyper-silver
Tried searching but came up blank.
Worked in the tire wheel industry for the largest indy tire co, was called upon by many manufacturers to provide wheel/tire support for SEMA cars.....
Cast aluminum wheels are just that......from low end VOXX and Konig to high end pieces - cast is cat. So there is little room for discussion on what cast is better. You are paying for a name when you pay more than the entry price.
Forged or 2 piece wheels are a whole other story.
If the CE wheels are forged or 2 piece, you might be able to quantify quality. However, their website does not give me specs....Hmmmm what are they hiding?
In closing, chose a wheel that is specifically machined for your car. The mounting pad of the wheel should be drilled for only one car, and designed to be hubcentric. Cheap wheels will be drilled for more than one car, this is what people call "universal." Cheap wheels have a machine bore large enough to fit every possible car. This machine bore lends itself to making your car shake.....
Worked in the tire wheel industry for the largest indy tire co, was called upon by many manufacturers to provide wheel/tire support for SEMA cars.....
Cast aluminum wheels are just that......from low end VOXX and Konig to high end pieces - cast is cat. So there is little room for discussion on what cast is better. You are paying for a name when you pay more than the entry price.
Forged or 2 piece wheels are a whole other story.
If the CE wheels are forged or 2 piece, you might be able to quantify quality. However, their website does not give me specs....Hmmmm what are they hiding?
In closing, chose a wheel that is specifically machined for your car. The mounting pad of the wheel should be drilled for only one car, and designed to be hubcentric. Cheap wheels will be drilled for more than one car, this is what people call "universal." Cheap wheels have a machine bore large enough to fit every possible car. This machine bore lends itself to making your car shake.....
I'll probably end up waiting until I find something I can trust.
I my opinion, all cast wheels are similar and therefore no real "high end" exists.
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/...urrentpage=96&



