Yes, small rims usually 4x100 pcd.

Never ordered from Croober yet coz the shipping is damn expensive!

This post has been edited by 6UE5T: Aug 15 2019, 01:15 AM

Fong Lok

What's the original size?

Then the closest conversion size to 15 will be 185/55/15 or 195/50/15.

They're actually not cheap and I've seen one cracked before so now quite doubtful of its quality.

Can, they often got different finishing, slightly different color, markings, even pcd.

Italy (OZ), USA (HRE, Vossen), Germany (BBS), UK (Team Dynamics).

This post has been edited by 6UE5T: Apr 26 2020, 02:42 PM

You need to know exactly the details of the original rims then only can tell the difference.

I never register in Autoworld actually.

Yes, they're decent. Konig and Advanti are manufactured by the same facilities with Enkei Tuning in Taiwan so they're good quality. Many models are also flow form technology so quite lightweight. I am using Konig Hypergram now on my Evo 9, size 17x9 only weigh 7+kg so almost as light as original Japan Enkei RPF1 but the price is less than half, so it's an excellent value for money.

Lenso is also decent, but made in Thailand. Some models are also flow form technology. The one I used last time on my son's car was 17x8, weighing 8+kg which is reasonable middle weight.

I'd personally rather buy old used original rims than fake rims.

The finishing, the markings, weight, colors are all different, and of course the prices are much different. You need to pay attention to the little details of the original ones so you can differentiate with the fakes.

For example:
- Ori Enkei RPO1 is lighter by about 1-1.5 kg than fakes, the Enkei and JLL markings on the spokes are finer and thinner.
- Ori TE37/CE28/RE30 are much lighter (like 2-3kg/pc lighter) than fakes. The fakes will say "Design by Japan" or "Japan" only but not "Made in Japan". Fake have double PCD but original only single PCD where the other holes are just to lighten the rims but not for bolt mounting.

This post has been edited by 6UE5T: Oct 30 2020, 03:08 PM

What's your stock rim and tire size?

Then you can go for rims 17x7.5jj or 8jj with offsets around et40. Find something relatively lightweight around 7-8kg/pc. Stock I think is about 9.5-10kg/pc. I'd suggest get Advanti, Konig, or Lenso flow forming, usually price around rm1.7-2.1k.

More than enough for Konig, Advanti, or Enkei Tuning (but not Enkei Japan), all original brands but made in Taiwan. They're mostly around 2-2.5k price range for regular 18' sizes so pretty good value for money rather than buying those expensive made in Japan brands that cost 6-10k. Search in mudah or Facebook, got plenty of those.

Try find either Advanti Storm or Konig flow form rims, best value for money.

https://m.mudah.my/view?ad_id=89177757&shar...&share_to=other

https://m.mudah.my/view?ad_id=87315876&shar...&share_to=other

Kinda similar to some stock BMW rims, cannot recall exactly which one.

1. In the last few years Thailand fakes have been getting better but the decent ones are also usually not so cheap! Plus they're still fakes so use at your own risk. I'd rather recommend getting Taiwan/Thailand original brands like Konig, Advanti, Enkei Tuning, or Lenso, but again they won't be dirt cheap like that fake Enkei, unless used.
2. That one 1000% fake and most probably not a good one too cuz so cheap. The original RP01 is made in Japan and clearly stamped behind. The Enkei and JLL writings on the spokes are also thinner/finer than that fake.
3. Improve high speed stability as you widen the footprint and your steering may feel marginally heavier.
4. Risky due to using cheap fakes, not so much about the size spec.
5. Me personally, I'd avoid fakes altogether especially cheap ones like that. They're heavy and some more not sure of the strength. I'd rather stick with stock rims if no decent budget to buy decent rims. I might buy such cheapo fakes only if I want to sell off my car. Lol

Hahaha ok la already bought so what to do, just use first. If you're more careful with potholes probably still ok. Anyway I think like 80-90% people on the road with aftermarket rims are using fakes and somehow still survive. Lol

Raxer seems good, nice designs with decent lightness.

It's good quality, got many high end buyers. One of my Evo friends bought a set ftom them.

Cuz those 2 blatantly copy top brand wheels including Weds. I'd rather choose Konig or even Lenso than those fakes.

I don't recommend going up to 19 cuz the tire becom too thin profile (235/40/19), so your ride quality/comfort is severely hampered, plus the cost will be much higher. Max I'd recommend is just go up to 18 using 235/45/18, so still retain a bit of comfort and the cost is much more affordable.

Rims I'd recommend Konig, Advanti, Lenso, or Raxer.
Tires try find Hankook or Falken.
Those are value for money but not cheapest. Never go for cheapest especially for tires.