5Zigen Wheels . . .
07-27-2008, 01:00 AM
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5Zigen Wheels . . .
Looks like I won't be able to get the wheels I want because no one has them in stock.
An alternative is 5zigen as theare readily available. How are these wheels quality wise?
Great
Decent
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Sucky
Thanks!
An alternative is 5zigen as theare readily available. How are these wheels quality wise?
Great
Decent
or
Sucky
Thanks!
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07-29-2008, 02:52 PM
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i love 5zigen wheels. definately good quality and very affordable pricing.
this set of GN+ climbed a 1 foot tall curb and didnt shatter or crack. it still held air:
this set of GN+ climbed a 1 foot tall curb and didnt shatter or crack. it still held air:
07-29-2008, 05:12 PM
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the paint/powdercoat chipped real easily on my bronze GN+ proracers.
maybe the wheel shop could have been more careful, but it chipped all around the bore during mounting for balancing. easily covered up by the center caps thankfully. but they chipped in normal street use easily too.
otherwise, i never hit a curb to test its strength or anything. my friend did curb one wheel while parallel parking, just rashed like any wheel would.
they werent in too demand when i tried to sell them. ended up trading them for AP2s. i was kinda tired of em anyway.
maybe the wheel shop could have been more careful, but it chipped all around the bore during mounting for balancing. easily covered up by the center caps thankfully. but they chipped in normal street use easily too.
otherwise, i never hit a curb to test its strength or anything. my friend did curb one wheel while parallel parking, just rashed like any wheel would.
they werent in too demand when i tried to sell them. ended up trading them for AP2s. i was kinda tired of em anyway.