what kind of rims are these?
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Tirerack says that they do require spacers, but they do not specify if it is for the rear or front axle.
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Did he say what makes the HRE superior to the OZ? Or did he just say that because the HRE costs 3 times as much? Oz has a long racing heritage, they are also involved in many races including F1.
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I agree with you, the HRE would make his pocket 3 times more superior presumably
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actually, he rarely sells hre's. he is a local tire shop and sells typical less expensive wheels. he just said hre's are some of the best out there and we are talking about a porsche tt and not a more moderate car.
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I think you aren't even allowed to race on many tracks with HRE wheels. However, I have never heard of this rule applying for OZ's. Don't know if that applies for the new forged HRE Monoblocks though.
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Wow didnt know that. Do you know why they dont allow them on the track? Also what makes a rim not be allowed on the track?
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Do you know if there will be problems fitting those rims over BBK 380 6pot? Thanks
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