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If anyone wants to sell their forged OEM wheel please let me know. My car came with twin-spokes which I would love to upgrade to the forged OEM wheel.
hey man, my new wheels will be here in a couple of weeks. Gonna sell the oem ones if i like these. Happy to hand them over to you. They are forged in matte black.
hey man, my new wheels will be here in a couple of weeks. Gonna sell the oem ones if i like these. Happy to hand them over to you. They are forged in matte black.
Okay. I was looking for silver but could always redo them. Message me how much.
Resurrecting this old thread with my Brixton Forged R10D's
Sick setup. So glad to see you resurrect this post. More pics please! Can you believe someone on this forum actually said that nobody was going to change their wheels? smh
Just picked up my HRE P103s. Went for the more subtle OEM look and very pleased with the outcome. The offset is just right too. Thanks to Tunerworks in Calgary, they’re always a top notch service
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What size tires are people using with 21’s? Worried about destroying the ride qualify and dealing with a never-ending recurrence of bent wheels.
On 21's we use 265/30/21 || 305/25/21. If you purchase a high quality wheel like an HRE you won't have to worry too much about bending them as they are built from 6061 aerospace-grade aluminum & extremely durable. Ride quality however will suffer a bit -you'll feel the road's imperfections a lot more.
Just picked up my HRE P103s. Went for the more subtle OEM look and very pleased with the outcome. The offset is just right too. Thanks to Tunerworks in Calgary, they’re always a top notch service
.
This looks amazing. Well done! So glad you love your wheels!
This looks amazing. Well done! So glad you love your wheels!
Thank you! I’ll only get to enjoy for a few weeks. Alas, Canadian winter tire season is fast approaching...but I’m excited to have the stocks as winters!
Well, I take crap photos but the wheels look excellent in real life. Kudos to ARMotowerkz for these Zito ZF02's in Satin Black on Bridgestones. Great service and great wheels (just a bit dusty even though washed recently...). Anyhow, love the wheels.
Well, I take crap photos but the wheels look excellent in real life. Kudos to ARMotowerkz for these Zito ZF02's in Satin Black on Bridgestones. Great service and great wheels (just a bit dusty even though washed recently...). Anyhow, love the wheels.
Glad you like them Jon! They came out great on your E63S
The HRE P103s look great. I love all the spokes! The only thing is that there is that much more to clean, but worth it!
If it's too much to clean, just get your wheels ceramic coated. After trying it once on my current wheels I know I'll be using it for all future sets because of how easy they are to clean.
Fast forward 1 Minute in if you want to get to the good stuff.
If it's too much to clean, just get your wheels ceramic coated. After trying it once on my current wheels I know I'll be using it for all future sets because of how easy they are to clean.
Hmmm, that's interesting. Not concerned with the wheels on my E63 since I have CCB's, but for my R8 which are coincidentally HRE P43's. Is this something that I can easily apply myself or do I have to have someone do it?
Hmmm, that's interesting. Not concerned with the wheels on my E63 since I have CCB's, but for my R8 which are coincidentally HRE P43's. Is this something that I can easily apply myself or do I have to have someone do it?
that r8 looks awful. Sell it to me at a discount, pls, to account for the nondopeness. Sickkkkkk
but as was said, do the coating thing. Pay someone to do it. Take tires off wheels and have whole thing coated. Worth the expense in my mind. Agree with jurrian.
edit: I say pay someone, as there is a procedure when applying this stuff. If want to learn and practice, by all
means, go for it. Otherwise, there are skilled folks out there.
It's not necessary to take tires off to apply ceramic or quartz. I did it by myself a few weeks ago. Took about 4 hours and spent $160 instead of $600 at local shops.
Ill definitely to do it with my winter rims if I'll go buy them )))
05-08-2018, 12:17 PM
certainly not factory specs. 
