Wats up everyone...

Just wanted to share my experience in dealing with Varrstoen in Santa Fe Springs. The dude Navith is something special and doesnt knw much about anything but theres another guy Zack who knows his stuff, highly recommend dealing with him!

overall the wheels are koo for the price but the quality in the paint sucks.

decided to go 19x10f n 19x11r offset 15 looks really good on the Z pix will be up soon!

 

Sounds good Ray Romano.

 

I have 9.5 10.5 +0... And for the price I'm not complaining. But you'll still get those die hard haters anyway, and the people saying you get what you pay for bull crap. Because apparently they crack, break, and snap in half. Because the people with "fake" wheels run over extreme pot holes everyday. Haha

 

So are the wheels good? Im looking at getting a set for my 370 also would they be ok to do some track days on?

 

these wheels are crap. Dont buy them. I had a set before. Then one day, i hit a speed bump at a speed between 5mph-10mph and bend one of the wheel. Got them fixed for $200 and sold them right away.

 

^Maybe that's just the es4? Not too many people run those so I haven't heard too much on those specifically..
But overall I hear people are usually pretty content with the es1 and es2

 

So are the wheels good? Im looking at getting a set for my 370 also would they be ok to do some track days on?

 

im really good friends with zach, he know his ****. Really cool guy too!

 

Wait how did you hit a speed bump? I usually just go over them.

 

Doubt it... I sold a set of my old track wheels to someone that bent one of his Varrs. (the ones that look like TE's) at the track. Hitting Apex curbs and dropping wheels off into the dirt at a track happens a lot. I would go with something stronger. RPF1's, NT03's or any of the other forged rims Enkei makes would be stronger and only cost a little more then a set of Varrs do. I would only get them if cruising around and hard parking are are what you call a good time.

 

track: NO.

 

+Eleventy million

 

x twentyteen billion

 

times infinity