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Originally Posted by RSZero1
RPF1 - 9lbs - CAST
Type X - 9lbs - Squeeze Forged
TE37 - 9lbs - Forged
Type C's - 9lbs - Forged?
BC QF - 9lbs - Forged
SPOON/REGAMASTER - 8.5LBS - ? - I think Forged?
Starts considering looking for a set of 15x7 type x's...
By far the cheapest of all my choices listed above, lol. If I do white on white I'll look like vega's previous incarnation - thinking black with the candy red lip? On a white 89?
By far the cheapest of all my choices listed above, lol. If I do white on white I'll look like vega's previous incarnation - thinking black with the candy red lip? On a white 89?
Okay, just to share some info I decided to do a quick and random google search to see how these compare to each other price wise.
Now remember, this is just random google, look at lowest price listed, not homie hook-up or used, except the type x's which are only avail used.
So, in order from least to most, RPF best deal for cast, and Type X for forged (used) with the BC's coming suprisingly coming below the others in price point.
RPF1 - 9lbs - CAST $199/ea - $796 Set
Type X - 9lbs - FORGED $800 (if you can find 15x7)
BC QF - 9lbs - FORGED $361/ea - $1444 Set
SPOON/REGAMASTER - 8.5LBS - FORGED $374.75/ea - $1499 Set
Type C's - 9lbs - FORGED $375/ea - $1500 Set
TE37 - 9lbs - FORGED $458/ea - $1832 Set
Now remember, this is just random google, look at lowest price listed, not homie hook-up or used, except the type x's which are only avail used.
So, in order from least to most, RPF best deal for cast, and Type X for forged (used) with the BC's coming suprisingly coming below the others in price point.
RPF1 - 9lbs - CAST $199/ea - $796 Set
Type X - 9lbs - FORGED $800 (if you can find 15x7)
BC QF - 9lbs - FORGED $361/ea - $1444 Set
SPOON/REGAMASTER - 8.5LBS - FORGED $374.75/ea - $1499 Set
Type C's - 9lbs - FORGED $375/ea - $1500 Set
TE37 - 9lbs - FORGED $458/ea - $1832 Set
Originally Posted by RSZero1
Okay, just to share some info I decided to do a quick and random google search to see how these compare to each other price wise.
Now remember, this is just random google, look at lowest price listed, not homie hook-up or used, except the type x's which are only avail used.
So, in order from least to most, RPF best deal for cast, and Type X for forged (used) with the BC's coming suprisingly coming below the others in price point.
RPF1 - 9lbs - CAST $199/ea - $796 Set
Type X - 9lbs - FORGED $800 (if you can find 15x7)
BC QF - 9lbs - FORGED $361/ea - $1444 Set
SPOON/REGAMASTER - 8.5LBS - FORGED $374.75/ea - $1499 Set
Type C's - 9lbs - FORGED $375/ea - $1500 Set
TE37 - 9lbs - FORGED $458/ea - $1832 Set
Now remember, this is just random google, look at lowest price listed, not homie hook-up or used, except the type x's which are only avail used.
So, in order from least to most, RPF best deal for cast, and Type X for forged (used) with the BC's coming suprisingly coming below the others in price point.
RPF1 - 9lbs - CAST $199/ea - $796 Set
Type X - 9lbs - FORGED $800 (if you can find 15x7)
BC QF - 9lbs - FORGED $361/ea - $1444 Set
SPOON/REGAMASTER - 8.5LBS - FORGED $374.75/ea - $1499 Set
Type C's - 9lbs - FORGED $375/ea - $1500 Set
TE37 - 9lbs - FORGED $458/ea - $1832 Set
Originally Posted by fourthgenhatchB17
The rpf1's were used buy Realtime Acura team werent they? Cast or not, that should say alot, unless the Realtime people used a forged version, lol.
MAT MICRO STRUCTURE
The M.A.T process, has a drastic impact on the micro structure of aluminum and result In outstanding improvement of the mechanical property of the material. The process of spinning the rim allows Metal Flow in the rim part, which resemble the property obtained from forging process. The control of the metal flow in the rim section result in finer molecular structure without sacrificing the wheels strength and rigidity.
SC PROCESS
Improves the hardness of the disc surface, eliminating stress received while the vehicle is in motion. this process make s the wheels lighter and stronger enabling you to accelerate faster, drive smoothly and brake efficiently. Fatigue strength is improved by 20% to 30%.
ENKEI WHEEL TECHNOLOGY
IN RACING THERE ARE NO COMPROMISES AND THE PASSION TO MAXIMIZE PERFORMANCE IS NEVER ENDING. ENKEI’S INVOLVEMENT AT THE HIGHEST LEVELS OF COMPETITION ENABLES OUR ENGINEERS TO APPLY THEIR TECHNOLOGY TO THE ULTIMATE TEST. DIRECT FROM THE RACETRACK TO THE STREET, M.A.T. TECHNOLOGY FEATURES FORGED PROCESSES AT A LOWER COST.
Modified by CBEengineering at 6:36 PM 11/10/2008
SC - Whose process?
TS - Same?
Those look very familiar...
EDIT: Duh, didn't finish reading what CBE posted...Hey it all changed?
Modified by RSZero1 at 4:19 PM 11/10/2008
TS - Same?
Those look very familiar...
EDIT: Duh, didn't finish reading what CBE posted...Hey it all changed?
Modified by RSZero1 at 4:19 PM 11/10/2008
sorry i edited....thats straight from here
http://www.enkei.com/RacingSeriesSpecs/RPF1.html
so according to them they are forged
dunno.... i love mine
http://www.enkei.com/RacingSeriesSpecs/RPF1.html
so according to them they are forged
dunno.... i love mine
Thats fancy wording. Not a true forged wheel, but stronger than your typical cast. If they were truely forged, they would say it. Their price also reflects that.
Originally Posted by fourthgenhatchB17
Thats fancy wording. Not a true forged wheel, but stronger than your typical cast. If they were truely forged, they would say it. Their price also reflects that.
Originally Posted by CBEengineering
true true...cant beat em on the street
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Originally Posted by RSZero1
TE37 - 9lbs - FORGED $458/ea - $1832 Set
You can get TE's cheaper than that. Before Mach III changed their pricing to call for price, they listed them at $360 for a 15x7, or $1440 a set. Also they are 9.2lbs while I am being a stickler.
Also consider your brake sizes too. I know for fact Spoon, Kosei, Volk, will all fit over a 11.1" setup and RPF1s sadly will not this 15" I should point out, but I assume we are all on the same page.
Originally Posted by CRXBart
You can get TE's cheaper than that. Before Mach III changed their pricing to call for price, they listed them at $360 for a 15x7, or $1440 a set. Also they are 9.2lbs while I am being a stickler.
Also consider your brake sizes too. I know for fact Spoon, Kosei, Volk, will all fit over a 11.1" setup and RPF1s sadly will not this 15" I should point out, but I assume we are all on the same page.But I did not know about the RPF's not clearing the larger brake set-ups. Which is kinda weird to me, cause it's not like its a deep offset style face?
On that note, I DO NOT know if the BC's clear as well, anyone know that one?
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Originally Posted by RSZero1
Thanks for the info Bart, i know if you look around more, you can prolly find better prices on all these, this was just a simple sample, lol.
But I did not know about the RPF's not clearing the larger brake set-ups. Which is kinda weird to me, cause it's not like its a deep offset style face?
On that note, I DO NOT know if the BC's clear as well, anyone know that one?
Yeah, Mach III has had the cheapest Volk prices for years. I have been looking at them for years, and I am about to buy them finally.
The RPF1s I thought the brake clearance was common knowledge, I guess it is because I have thought about those for a cheaper alternative to the Volks. The problem is the ring that goes around the end of the spokes, and comes off of the rim towards the spokes. It hits 11.1" or bigger. 10.3s are good though.
I never tried the BC wheels. Therefor I cannot comment on those.
CBE looks good! A little orange peal, but good. Nothing a little wet sanding can't fix!
Originally Posted by CRXBart
CBE looks good! A little orange peal, but good. Nothing a little wet sanding can't fix!

its the second time painting the car......the top of the door is sanded and buffed
Originally Posted by CBEengineering
Kosei K1 Racing Cast 15x7 13.5
meh
Paint looks fresh man
Originally Posted by CBEengineering
kinda hard to spray a fender upright and not orange peel it
its the second time painting the car......the top of the door is sanded and buffed
I THOUGHT U ALREADY PAINTED YOUR CAR ONCE??













