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Old Sep 28, 2022, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by kaj
I've been trying to find a good set of track wheels. I'd like something light and around $450 per wheel. I tried to copy the GT4, but OZ doesn't seem to sell those particular wheels.
I guess I'll go with another set of Axis....
What about the Enkei GTC02's I use? Or something from Apex?
Old Sep 28, 2022, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by RazorLab
What about the Enkei GTC02's I use? Or something from Apex?
The Enkeis are okay but seem a little heavy. Not the end of the world. They look awesome in silver too.
Apex are okay. They kinda have a design I like.
In all honesty, I'll probably end up going with Enkei.
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Originally Posted by kaj
The Enkeis are okay but seem a little heavy. Not the end of the world. They look awesome in silver too.
Apex are okay. They kinda have a design I like.
In all honesty, I'll probably end up going with Enkei.
21 lbs for a non forged 18x10.5 seems pretty good to me.

There is also the Konig Hypergram in 18x11 and 19.4lbs. Also only like $320/each
Old Sep 28, 2022, 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted by RazorLab
21 lbs for a non forged 18x10.5 seems pretty good to me.

There is also the Konig Hypergram in 18x11 and 19.4lbs. Also only like $320/each
I have Konig Milligram's and they are solid. one of the big touring car series here used them as a control wheel and they had no issues bashing kerbs n stuff with them either.
Old Sep 28, 2022, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by RazorLab
21 lbs for a non forged 18x10.5 seems pretty good to me.

There is also the Konig Hypergram in 18x11 and 19.4lbs. Also only like $320/each
Will an 11" wheel fit okay?
Old Sep 28, 2022, 05:02 PM
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You can think of Konig Flow formed as the same quality as an Enkei wheel as they license the technology from Enkei. I also have run the milligrams for quite some time (on track) without issues.

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I just bought another set of those 18x11 Hypergrams today
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Originally Posted by Jaraxle
You can think of Konig Flow formed as the same quality as an Enkei wheel as they license the technology from Enkei. I also have run the milligrams for quite some time (on track) without issues.
Hmm, I did not know this! Now looking at the Konig Hypergrams for the X 0.o

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I just bought another set of those 18x11 Hypergrams today
Where did you purchase?

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Old Sep 29, 2022, 11:38 AM
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Where did you purchase?
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I just bought another set of those 18x11 Hypergrams today
This is for an Evo8? Stock fenders?
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Originally Posted by EVO8LTW
This is for an Evo8? Stock fenders?
No. SSB trailing arms + shaved rear fenders
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Originally Posted by ViciousLSD
No. SSB trailing arms + shaved rear fenders
I have SSB trailing arms and rolled rear fenders. What do you mean by shaved?
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Originally Posted by EVO8LTW
I have SSB trailing arms and rolled rear fenders. What do you mean by shaved?
mine's cut lip, not rolled. 18x11 ET40 might still work, mine rubs a hair on the side of the tire threads going over dips at highway speed (with heavy track gear box in the trunk). also needs short 60mm springs
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Originally Posted by EVO8LTW
I have SSB trailing arms and rolled rear fenders. What do you mean by shaved?
Originally Posted by ViciousLSD
mine's cut lip, not rolled. 18x11 ET40 might still work, mine rubs a hair on the side of the tire threads going over dips at highway speed (with heavy track gear box in the trunk). also needs short 60mm springs
I was running 18 by 11s and still had rubbing though I pulled the hell out of my quarter panels. It definitely takes extra work.
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Originally Posted by kaj
I was running 18 by 11s and still had rubbing though I pulled the hell out of my quarter panels. It definitely takes extra work.
I'm not ready to do that. I can't really lower the car too much since i have a high curb for my driveway, and i've seen too much carnage from others going off track. plus i sometimes carry an extra set of tires/wheels and 25gallons of extra fuel


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