How strong are volk TEs?
08-09-2006, 12:09 PM
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How strong are volk TEs?
can anyone describe how strong the Volk TEs are?
'they are forged, so they are light and strong' <-- not the kind of answer im looking for...
'they are forged, so they are light and strong' <-- not the kind of answer im looking for...
08-09-2006, 12:23 PM
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They are stronger than you will ever need them to be.
If your TE's break or bend, it's safe to say that all things equal, any other wheel would have done the same.
If your TE's break or bend, it's safe to say that all things equal, any other wheel would have done the same.
08-09-2006, 12:34 PM
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What were your previous wheels?
Keep in mind that anytime you're running a super short sidewall (an 18" would be pretty short), you run the risk of bending a wheel. That all being said, if I HAD to run an 18" wheel, it would probably be a TE37
Keep in mind that anytime you're running a super short sidewall (an 18" would be pretty short), you run the risk of bending a wheel. That all being said, if I HAD to run an 18" wheel, it would probably be a TE37
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08-09-2006, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted by i_heart_my_DB8,Aug 9 2006, 12:34 PM
What were your previous wheels?
Keep in mind that anytime you're running a super short sidewall (an 18" would be pretty short), you run the risk of bending a wheel. That all being said, if I HAD to run an 18" wheel, it would probably be a TE37
Keep in mind that anytime you're running a super short sidewall (an 18" would be pretty short), you run the risk of bending a wheel. That all being said, if I HAD to run an 18" wheel, it would probably be a TE37
Advantages of living in a smaller city, can't see that happening in OC or LA.
08-09-2006, 12:52 PM
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Nate- My previous wheel are 19"s 5Zigen 5ZR... heavy as F@#K...
are you saying that its not safe for me to run 18"s on the car??
Shannon - Really? we can do that... ?
are you saying that its not safe for me to run 18"s on the car??
Shannon - Really? we can do that... ?
08-09-2006, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by D-style,Aug 9 2006, 12:52 PM
Nate- My previous wheel are 19"s 5Zigen 5ZR... heavy as F@#K...
are you saying that its not safe for me to run 18"s on the car??
Shannon - Really? we can do that... ?
are you saying that its not safe for me to run 18"s on the car??
Shannon - Really? we can do that... ?
i haven't seem any volks wheel getting bent from pot hole.. it usually from an accident.