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Originally Posted by Volk350Z
you know Rays make some well most of the Weds wheels right? and they will be starting to make wheels for Yokohama Wheels as well.. ISO certified yes but not JWL+R
And as far as JWL in general, what wheel doesn't have JWL approval? It's required for any aluminum wheels made in Japan for passenger cars
It's pretty hard to top an ISO cert. Six sigma and ISO is where it's at for any manufacturing organizaiton, regardless of what they are making. Big ups to CAT for pioneering six sigma!
On another note, how do you know that Weds are made by Rays?
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Originally Posted by UrbanTacticZ
Well the other wheels that are made by companies such as Enkei can't be JWL+R because JWL+R relates to Rays Wheels only.
And as far as JWL in general, what wheel doesn't have JWL approval? It's required for any aluminum wheels made in Japan for passenger cars
It's pretty hard to top an ISO cert. Six sigma and ISO is where it's at for any manufacturing organizaiton, regardless of what they are making. Big ups to CAT for pioneering six sigma!
On another note, how do you know that Weds are made by Rays?
And as far as JWL in general, what wheel doesn't have JWL approval? It's required for any aluminum wheels made in Japan for passenger cars
It's pretty hard to top an ISO cert. Six sigma and ISO is where it's at for any manufacturing organizaiton, regardless of what they are making. Big ups to CAT for pioneering six sigma!
On another note, how do you know that Weds are made by Rays?
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Originally Posted by Volk350Z
Not all Weds are made by Rays but alot of the new wheels are.. Reason I know is that we bring the wheels in as well as Rays wheels.. and I have seen the label and confirm with Rays and Weds Japan..
I am one of Will Wong's dealers, I have spoken to you a few times on the phone about fitment questions for customers
I think you are the person I spoke to anyways haha.
And sh*t, I can't argue with the man
Are you familar with the EXELIFE project?
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Holy ugly wheels Batman!! Between this and the colored lip they are doing now I'm starting to wonder if I will mount another Rays wheel on my car. Oh well guess I'll have to sell a kidney and get some HREs from now on..
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Originally Posted by MIAPLAYA
Holy ugly wheels Batman!! Between this and the colored lip they are doing now I'm starting to wonder if I will mount another Rays wheel on my car. Oh well guess I'll have to sell a kidney and get some HREs from now on..
And what colored wheels are you talking about? The mags?
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Originally Posted by UrbanTacticZ
What exactly do you think makes the wheels ugly?
And what colored wheels are you talking about? The mags?
And what colored wheels are you talking about? The mags?
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American chrome is one thing, but Japanese chrome is a whole other.
American chrome is typically very thick and distasteful. Japanese chromed wheels usually have thin coating and are quite nice.
Here are my chrome Weds, what do you guys think compared to the chromies you have seen on the streets or the ones posted above?
Keep in mind the mounted picture is just a testfit I did a few days ago, I need to do some suspension mods before I can tuck them under the fender.
I personaly think Weds have an awesome finish.
American chrome is typically very thick and distasteful. Japanese chromed wheels usually have thin coating and are quite nice.
Here are my chrome Weds, what do you guys think compared to the chromies you have seen on the streets or the ones posted above?
Keep in mind the mounted picture is just a testfit I did a few days ago, I need to do some suspension mods before I can tuck them under the fender.
I personaly think Weds have an awesome finish.
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Originally Posted by UrbanTacticZ
American chrome is one thing, but Japanese chrome is a whole other.
American chrome is typically very thick and distasteful. Japanese chromed wheels usually have thin coating and are quite nice.
Here are my chrome Weds, what do you guys think compared to the chromies you have seen on the streets or the ones posted above?
Keep in mind the mounted picture is just a testfit I did a few days ago, I need to do some suspension mods before I can tuck them under the fender.
I personaly think Weds have an awesome finish.
American chrome is typically very thick and distasteful. Japanese chromed wheels usually have thin coating and are quite nice.
Here are my chrome Weds, what do you guys think compared to the chromies you have seen on the streets or the ones posted above?
Keep in mind the mounted picture is just a testfit I did a few days ago, I need to do some suspension mods before I can tuck them under the fender.
I personaly think Weds have an awesome finish.
Are those chromed or just polished. I still don't dig that look but I will agree polished looks better...
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Originally Posted by UrbanTacticZ
And +1, the colored lip is not in my taste either.