ITOzann - good looking setup
fishstix - what can I say, perfect in every way

 

...Sick

 

The Fish has invaded....fav pics for sure...

 

Sick EVO "Fishstix"... makes me wanna put my CEs back on my car

 

 

^ Nice and clean.

Nice ambient lighting too....sinister cloud cover with some bright sun lighting up the car. Nice work

 

Thanks

 

 

^^ specs please....are they mag blue or black??

 

^^^^Cleeeeeeaaaan!

 

Definitely nice setup...care to share the specs?

 

Ohh man akks, that is a nice setup

 

I'm pretty sure I saw this car in center city Philadelphia about a month ago. Looks great

 

We have too many volk owners haha i wish i was the manufacturer

 

so my friend claims to have real purple te37s for his lil honda but when i compare mine to his theres no ingraving or inside stickers or the jw watever thing n e where on them. are they real?

 

i think depends on the size i think ,and about the stickers im not sure ,

 

every volk I have seen has it imprinted on the edge of the rim... If there are zero imprints watsoever and no stamping on the metal its a fake.

look at the imprints behind the stem those are on every rim the other markings vary.

 

What size are they? For some reason I recall reading that all the 19" diameters have "FORGED MONOBLOCK" embossed on the inner rim, while the 18" diameters don't. (I think I read that in a replica vs. authentic thread). So if it's 18" it might not be as easy as looking for that stamping.

I thought it was a requirement for all wheels meeting JWL standards to have the JWL symbol embossed somewhere on them. I bought some cheapo Arospeed wheels for my last car and even they had that marking. I think each wheel from Rays/Volk has three stickers on the inner barrel from the factory: 1 is a 'warning' sticker, the other has the size/offset/manufacture data etc., and the other is a JWL+R certification sticker. But in my experience, those stickers tend to wear off after multiple rainstorms and/or washings.

If all else fails, I think weighing the wheel is the next best angle, assuming that you know the diameter and width so that you can compare measured weight to manufacturer's spec.

 

Got rid of the 350Z, and picked up my TT 300Z earlier this year. Had wheels since May or so, and finally got my suspension done (Powertrix coilovers/FUCAS/RUCAS/tension rods) before a Z cruise, so here's a few pics. Wheels are 19" SF Challenges, 8.5f/9.5r.

This is in front of my business:







Cruise shots:

 

finally a volks guy. sf winning 19x9.5 in the front and 19x10.5 rear