what is the best center lock wheel out there!!
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nice wheels but needs lowering
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I agree that for looks it does need to be lowered a bit. However I still have more I want to learn on the track with stock springs and height. The only thing I've touched with the suspension is to add front control arms to dial in more camber.
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HRE, Forgeline, and ADV.1 make fantastic wheels for center lock applications. Each company has their strengths and excels in specific areas.
The BBS FI-R is a fantastic wheel, but my only concern is immediate availability.
I would be happy to assist you with any questions you have and share our experiences with you regarding all four brands.
You can call me directly at 760-550-1266 or our main office line 310-836-8908. I can also be emailed at guy@wheelenhancement.com
The BBS FI-R is a fantastic wheel, but my only concern is immediate availability.
I would be happy to assist you with any questions you have and share our experiences with you regarding all four brands.
You can call me directly at 760-550-1266 or our main office line 310-836-8908. I can also be emailed at guy@wheelenhancement.com
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haha...I missed that! They sit so nice & flush. The issue with CL is that you can't run spacers on them to get that flush look with 19s. Now some wheels have offsets which get you close but I'm on the stock suspensions (i.e., not lowered) so 19s leave a slight "gap". Thankfully I have a couple of months to ponder, research and decide...hoorah, the fun is in the research!
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haha...I missed that! They sit so nice & flush. The issue with CL is that you can't run spacers on them to get that flush look with 19s. Now some wheels have offsets which get you close but I'm on the stock suspensions (i.e., not lowered) so 19s leave a slight "gap". Thankfully I have a couple of months to ponder, research and decide...hoorah, the fun is in the research!
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At least this will let you get an idea of how it looks and maybe help with your decision.
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19" HRE P101s in brushed dark clear are going one my black 997.2 TTS cab this afternoon! I have not lowered or modified my suspension and hopefully the shop will have professional pics done before the weekend and I'll post them shortly thereafter.
At least this will let you get an idea of how it looks and maybe help with your decision.
At least this will let you get an idea of how it looks and maybe help with your decision.
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19" HRE P101s in brushed dark clear are going one my black 997.2 TTS cab this afternoon! I have not lowered or modified my suspension and hopefully the shop will have professional pics done before the weekend and I'll post them shortly thereafter.
At least this will let you get an idea of how it looks and maybe help with your decision.
At least this will let you get an idea of how it looks and maybe help with your decision.
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