#Enkei Sport

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Enkei Sport Competition Wheels brochure.

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From high octane car party

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One of my favourite shots ever of the prelude

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Hi I turned my fave car with all my fave things into a TFsona. This is Countersteer. He/him. Genderfluid, but like, fast (gender(liquid?))

The bodykit is a combination of the Rocket Bunny duraflex + AMUSE kit for the 350Z. He has a sick Voltex GT wing. Rear-mounted turbo. Standard VQ. 4 titanium pipes//X pattern system. I was planning to switch his wheels to BBS or Enkei but I was too lazy to draw them. He sports the colour Nissan Sunset Orange. No decals on his body yet, but pretty sure he'd get some.

I love him

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New Post has been published on https://www.vividracing.com/blog/best-wheels-and-fitment-options-for-the-toyota-gr-86-subaru-brz/

Best Wheels and Fitment Options for the Toyota GR-86 / Subaru BRZ

The GR-86 is quite possibly one of the best looking vehicles to come from Toyota since the late 90’s. Each curve and each line feels purposefully placed and well executed. Even the factory wheels are better than 90% of factory wheels on the streets today. However, as we add suspension, aero, and begin the hunt for mechanical grip, it becomes immediately clear that an upgrade on all four corners is the next logical step. The question then becomes, what fitment should you go with?

Lucky for you, we are intimately familiar with the GR-86. Understanding everything from the CANBUS system limitations to the pesky RTV oil pan issues, so wheels should be no problem. Right? Well that depends. We’ll observe three very different styles of fitment and recommend a feasible wheel. Your tire choice, which we will leave completely up to you, will determine your mechanical grip, your fender modification requirement, and the overall final fit and finish of your 86. However, we have to start with what comes factory. The GR-86 has a few wheel options, but the size reference we will go with is 18×7.5 +48 with a 5×100 bolt pattern. While the bolt pattern alone with limit you tremendously, we can all agree that the factory wheel specs are… ‘Mid’ at best.

If you’re looking for something a bit wider than factory, without having to modify your fenders or worry about your fender liners, going up 1 inch in width and down 13mm in offset is the way forward. The Rotiform DTM, starting at under $1400 per set is a perfect candidate for this fitment style, sporting an 18×8.5 +35 spec and a silver finish will be sure to add a bit more style to an otherwise factory GR86, plus you can rest easy knowing you have the history and reputation of Rotiform keeping you safe. If that’s a bit out of budget, no worries, we have countless budget options in this very fitment to get you right.

 Rotiform R170 DTM | 18×8.5 +35 (Part #R1701885F3+35)

If you want fitment so flush, there’s no dip from fender to wheel face, we recommend 18×9 +40. Flush fitment often requires some trimming of the fender wells and often times, the final result is so worth it. To achieve this look, we recommend the Volk ZE40, but if that’s out of budget, the Enkei PF05 is also a sure fit for those looking to add some dimension to their GR86 without breaking the bank.

Volk Racing ZE40 | 18×9 +40 (Part #WKZW40DA)

Enkei RPF1 | 18×9 +40 (Part #504-890-8040GM)

While those looking for battle stance (less wheel, more tire) would opt for 17” wheels, the dimensions as far as width and offset are the same as they are with the 18’s. For this crowd, we recommend 17×9 +35 to +45 with minor trimming. However, if you want a little poke, keep the diameter at 18” and go with a set of SSR GTX01’s in 18×9.5 +40, add some 200 treadwear tires, and enjoy the pass.

  SSR GTX01 | 18×9.5 +40 (Part #XA18950+4005CDK)

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to one of our fitment specialists!

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 Magnesium Wheel

Magnesium Wheels: A Game Changer in the Automotive Industry

Magnesium wheels are renowned for their lightweight construction, exceptional damping capacity, and impressive specific strength. Typically manufactured through casting and forging processes, these wheels have an average density that is 150% lower than that of aluminum. This unique attribute makes them highly sought after in the racing car segment. Magnesium is extensively utilized in various automotive applications, including seat frames, transmission casings, lock bodies, and airbag housings, thanks to its abundant availability.

Market Insights

The magnesium wheel market was valued at over $20.1 billion in 2019, with projections indicating a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.8% over the next decade. This growth is primarily driven by the increasing demand for racing vehicles and lightweight automobiles. The rise of light electric rickshaws and other lightweight transportation options is expected to further propel market demand. In 2018 alone, global sales of magnesium wheels exceeded 39 million units, a figure anticipated to increase by 1.4 times during the forecast period.

Drivers and Challenges in the Magnesium Wheel Market

The magnesium wheel market is experiencing significant expansion, fueled by the automotive industry's shift towards green mobility solutions. The growing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) and lightweight transport options is driving the demand for high-quality components, positioning magnesium wheels as a preferred choice.

However, despite their advantages, magnesium wheels are not typically favored for heavy-duty applications. The competition from alternative materials, particularly aluminum, presents a substantial challenge for industry players.

Regional Market Overview

In 2018, the Asia-Pacific region emerged as the leader in magnesium wheel sales, accounting for over 42% of the global market share. The rising sales of two- and three-wheeled vehicles in China and India have created a favorable environment for manufacturers. Additionally, the gradual transition from conventional vehicles to electric models is fostering market growth for magnesium wheel companies. India and China dominate both global sales and production, housing the highest concentration of manufacturers and contract manufacturers.

Western Europe follows closely behind in the magnesium wheel market, with the majority of sales concentrated in the EU-5 countries. This region also exports products to Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and the Middle East and Africa (MEA).

Competitive Landscape

Key players in the magnesium wheel market include:

SMW Engineering

Enkei

MKW Alloy

BBS

Z. Group

Market Segmentation

By Manufacturing Process:

Forged

Cast

By Distribution Channel:

OEM

Aftermarket

By Vehicle Type:

Two Wheelers

Three Wheelers

Sports Utility Vehicles

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Enkei Sport ES-tarmac, ES-gravel and RC-S wheels. Mine's LM Evolution BBS wheels. Washi Alumi Adler Rev, Adler Ud, Adler and Adler RG wheels.

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Taken at High Octane Car Party in penticton bc

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Finally got the prelude out after a long winter

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gtr r32 nissan virtual tuning.

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New Post has been published on https://www.vividracing.com/blog/best-wheels-for-under-1000/

Best Sport Compact Wheels for Under $1000

When it comes to upgrading wheels without breaking the bank, there are fantastic options available for under $1000 that offer both style and quality.

Starting with the Rotiform SIX wheel, priced at $968, getting Rotiforms within this budget range is an exceptional deal. Renowned for their innovative designs and craftsmanship, Rotiform wheels are a coveted choice among enthusiasts. They combine style and affordability, making them an attractive option for those seeking a reputable brand without splurging.

View Rotiform Six Wheels Here

Next up, the Enkei RPF1, valued at $992, stands as an iconic wheel choice for many. These wheels are celebrated for their remarkable quality and durability. The RPF1s have garnered widespread acclaim not only for their aesthetics but also for their lightweight construction, contributing to improved performance and handling. Despite flirting with the $1000 threshold, their blend of quality and price makes them an irresistible option for a variety of applications.

View ALL Enkei RPF1 Wheels Here

Closing in at $828, the Advanti Racing Storm wheels represent a balance of performance and affordability. These wheels are characterized by their lightweight design, sleek appearance, and cost-effectiveness. Ideal for those looking to enhance their vehicle’s aesthetics and performance without breaking the bank, the Advanti Racing Storm wheels offer an appealing combination of style and value.

Shop all Advanti Racing Storm Wheels here

All these wheels are available for purchase on Vividracing.com, providing enthusiasts with convenient access to these budget-friendly yet high-quality options. Vivid Racing serves as a platform catering to automotive enthusiasts, offering a wide range of performance parts and accessories, making it a go-to destination for those seeking affordable yet reputable wheels.

Each of these wheel options not only fits within a reasonable budget but also brings unique qualities to the table, whether it’s the brand reputation, durability, lightweight construction, or sleek design. Investing in any of these wheels not only elevates the visual appeal of a vehicle but also potentially enhances its performance and handling characteristics.

By showcasing these wheels, the aim is to provide enthusiasts with accessible options that deliver both style and functionality without compromising on quality. It’s a testament to the fact that quality wheels from respected brands are within reach without stretching your budget too thin.

Find Wheels By Size and Price Here

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Jamaican II V8

The Jamaican was developed as a fiberglass body that could be fitted to the chassis of inexpensive secondhand British sports cars of the era, including the Triumph TR3, TR4, the MGA, or the (big) Austin-Healeys.

The sleek styling ensured the kit was a success, but the company was inundated with requests for a more American version, that could accommodate a large V8 and the subsequent increase in power.

As a result of these requests Fiberfab developed a new steel chassis and a new Jamaican body that was both wider and longer. This new chassis could comfortably accommodate most V8s then in production, and an alternative form of the new body was developed that could fit over a VW Beetle chassis for those who wanted to build one on the cheap.

It’s not known exactly how many examples of the Jamaican II V8 were sold, they’re now the most valuable and sought after of the Jamaican variants, and they offer performance on-par with many American V8 production cars.

The car you see here is a Fiberfab Jamaican II V8 that’s said to have been built in 1983. It’s powered by a 5.7 liter Chevrolet V8 which is paired with a Turbo-Hydramatic three-speed automatic transmission. The fiberglass bodywork is finished in red, it has black vinyl and cloth upholstery, and it’s equipped with chrome side mirrors, 15” Enkei wheels shod with 235/60 Mastercraft Avenger G/T tires, and a push-button AM/FM radio.The interior of the car is spartan but relatively well equipped by the standards the kit car world. The Chevrolet V8 is topped by a four-barrel Quadrajet carburetor and the car independent suspension front and back, consisting of a combination of Chevrolet and Ford parts.

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