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Im just saying, the designof the te37 may be boring, but the color combo of the double pressed lap are not. I suggest you see them in person before saying theyre "boring" and "common"
why would i need too see it in person?. i see it all over the forum already. u gonna tell me ur te37s are super special and rare? i doubt anyone really cares except for the nismo guy. he seems to be a pretty strong cheer leader for u thats bout it. u have te37s and so do a ton of other people why u mad?
The design of the TE37s, real or fake, is a highly used wheel choice for our G/Z platforms...there's no denying that. To most, it's popular because they look great on the cars, and others, also the lightweight design of the Volks offer racing capabilities. Like most popular items, there are different variations to appease more people, hence SL/Time attack/double press. So while there are many rare sets, the design is not.
All personal preference.
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i almost settled for te37s when i was used wheel shopping. im so glad i waited and didnt settle. i woulda been very bothered but with some nice white 19" te37s (also quite common esp with the vorst crowd).
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Most design out there either looks crap, or has been done before. Theres only so much you can do to a wheel... every design is considered "common" when there are thousands and thousands of them sold.
But when you look at specific color, or color combo, they make it more unique. Look at the souble pressed black for example. The spokes are dark dark brown almost black, while the edge/lip are a brown gun metal mix that looks aluminum in certain lighting and gun metal in others. Then you have the hub that is almost brush aluminum in direct sunlight.
That is the reason i pulled the trigger on the double pressed black. Looks clean, yet unique at the same time. A wheel you HAVE to see in person to truely appreciate it.
But when you look at specific color, or color combo, they make it more unique. Look at the souble pressed black for example. The spokes are dark dark brown almost black, while the edge/lip are a brown gun metal mix that looks aluminum in certain lighting and gun metal in others. Then you have the hub that is almost brush aluminum in direct sunlight.
That is the reason i pulled the trigger on the double pressed black. Looks clean, yet unique at the same time. A wheel you HAVE to see in person to truely appreciate it.
For you two,
The design of the TE37s, real or fake, is a highly used wheel choice for our G/Z platforms...there's no denying that. To most, it's popular because they look great on the cars, and others, also the lightweight design of the Volks offer racing capabilities. Like most popular items, there are different variations to appease more people, hence SL/Time attack/double press. So while there are many rare sets, the design is not.
All personal preference.
The design of the TE37s, real or fake, is a highly used wheel choice for our G/Z platforms...there's no denying that. To most, it's popular because they look great on the cars, and others, also the lightweight design of the Volks offer racing capabilities. Like most popular items, there are different variations to appease more people, hence SL/Time attack/double press. So while there are many rare sets, the design is not.
All personal preference.
While some of the options may be rare, the design is not. They do all look the same, I see them all the time. They're great wheels, there is no denying that. saywat? has his opinion, let him have his cup of tea, and you have yours.
Onwards, gentlemen.
Not a full picture of the car.. but before I took it apart 
Edit: Shoot, double post. My apologies!
Edit: Shoot, double post. My apologies!
Last edited by QuintonC; Dec 1, 2015 at 06:44 PM. Reason: Double post, my bad :(
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I don't understand why there have been two pages of discussion when this should've just been said at the beginning. I think you all got confused on what saywat? has been trying to say, and I think that the quote is absolutely on point.
While some of the options may be rare, the design is not. They do all look the same, I see them all the time. They're great wheels, there is no denying that. saywat? has his opinion, let him have his cup of tea, and you have yours.
Onwards, gentlemen.
While some of the options may be rare, the design is not. They do all look the same, I see them all the time. They're great wheels, there is no denying that. saywat? has his opinion, let him have his cup of tea, and you have yours.
Onwards, gentlemen.
Again, the finishing makes the wheels.
Mr Jason Siebles at proefi tunes it for power a while back, yues the e85 though never got dyno #s there, BlackMarketRacing tunes it on 91 and all other drivability issues at 760whp 
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