lol, So you buy them because they are expensive?

 

lol...the things people say

 

I'd rather buy something for its true value, HRE's don't hold up to their value. Value as in $$$ but in every sense too, heritage, quality, usefulness, etc.

HRE's are hype, indeed they enter a dififcult market they knew how to catter with special fitments. But also have proved to be not so good in the long run and on the track.

TSW are wheels that hold up to their value, well priced, with good quality and excellent designs. As for the Porsche market, I really don't know, they have something to prove still. Porsche and any upmarket will require more quality than what TSW is known for, IMO, and Porsche owners expect not only super quality and reliability. I personally don't think TSW is up to the task in this sense, Porsche cars and owners require different need than what TSW is use to offer, but will see.

I'd rather buy something for its true value, when it comes to wheels, BBS, O.Z., Speedline come to mind, specially driving a new 911. No wonder the best tuners in the world and Porsche tuners specially turn to these brands to manufacture their wheels. Never seen up to now is TechArt wheels by HRE, there must be a reason besides logistics.

Certainly your bloated yet empty in value comment made laugh because I certainly don't think that way.

 

Aftermarket wheels is a personal thing, you want better looking, light weight, pure performance or tell people you can afford some $10K wheels. At the end of the day, that's your money and the wheels is on your car. Choose something you like which make you think they have improve your car not only base on how much they are

 

sooooo did anyone have any experiance with the "Victor" Wheels? Any idea how big is the Lip on the "Lemans"

 

More importantly (at least for me), how much do they weigh?

 

Have you checked out luff wheels? Check out the luff m1 if you havnt, they are good priced and light and i think good quality. Same design as the ones you p-shopped.