Preview: Vorsteiner V-101 Forged 1-Piece Monoblock Wheels
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Preview: Vorsteiner V-101 Forged 1-Piece Monoblock Wheels
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+1 on weights, any bmw applications as well i assume? Any idea on price range? perhaps even a comparison between them and HRE's
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Pre-Production Images: Vorsteiner V-101 Series
Next Stage: Lightweight Machining for Polish & Final Paint
*Please Note: The photos depict an unfinished raw pre-production unit.
Next Stage: Lightweight Machining for Polish & Final Paint
*Please Note: The photos depict an unfinished raw pre-production unit.
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ABSOLUTELY gorgeous looking wheel! Would be nice to know the weight and cost.
KA 997TT -- Difference from HRE P40: Both mesh design, but this wheel is 8 forks instead of 7 of the HRE P40. The result is that the spokes are closer together, more paralllel & linear than curvaceous.
The treatment of where the spoke meets the rim and the overall 3D shape seem to be a near duplicate of HRE.
It's very interesting to me how the classic mesh design changes its "character" as you add "forks." All different, and not one is "better" than the other.
The treatment of where the spoke meets the rim and the overall 3D shape, seem to be a near duplicate of HRE.
KA 997TT -- Difference from HRE P40: Both mesh design, but this wheel is 8 forks instead of 7 of the HRE P40. The result is that the spokes are closer together, more paralllel & linear than curvaceous.
The treatment of where the spoke meets the rim and the overall 3D shape seem to be a near duplicate of HRE.
It's very interesting to me how the classic mesh design changes its "character" as you add "forks." All different, and not one is "better" than the other.
The treatment of where the spoke meets the rim and the overall 3D shape, seem to be a near duplicate of HRE.
Last edited by cannga; Aug 22, 2009 at 08:23 AM.
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ABSOLUTELY gorgeous looking wheel! Would be nice to know the weight and cost.
KA 997TT -- Difference from HRE P40: Both mesh design, but this wheel is 8 forks instead of 7 of the HRE P40. The result is that the spokes are closer together, more paralllel & linear than curvaceous.
The treatment of where the spoke meets the rim and the overall 3D shape seem to be a near duplicate of HRE.
It's very interesting to me how the classic mesh design changes its "character" as you add "forks." All different, and not one is "better" than the other.
The treatment of where the spoke meets the rim and the overall 3D shape, seem to be a near duplicate of HRE.
KA 997TT -- Difference from HRE P40: Both mesh design, but this wheel is 8 forks instead of 7 of the HRE P40. The result is that the spokes are closer together, more paralllel & linear than curvaceous.
The treatment of where the spoke meets the rim and the overall 3D shape seem to be a near duplicate of HRE.
It's very interesting to me how the classic mesh design changes its "character" as you add "forks." All different, and not one is "better" than the other.
The treatment of where the spoke meets the rim and the overall 3D shape, seem to be a near duplicate of HRE.
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