Braelin Wheels?
#1
Braelin Wheels?
I found these in 19" 8.5" and 10" with 25 offset. Not terribly aggressive, but comparible to F14s and TSW Nurburgring. They have more spokes and a lip as well, with the spokes arching or *hooking* down onto the lips. It's just a different look and they are concave as well. They cater to Mercedes and BMW markets, but offer Nissan fitments with a CB of 66.0 to fit without a hub ring. They are out of Canada..but I'm not sure if they're made there? What do you guys think?
HERE's the same car with TSW Nurburgrings to compare:
TSW Nurburgring on *same car* (almost):
HERE's the same car with TSW Nurburgrings to compare:
TSW Nurburgring on *same car* (almost):
Last edited by ronn1; 04-18-2013 at 01:33 AM.
#4
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Never heard of these wheels, but they look just like most of the new wheels that I am seeing from the newer companies
From what I have been told, most of the newer brands are all coming from the same manufacturer and are instead branded as something else when in fact they are nearly an identical wheel
I have heard good things about Avante Garde if you are looking for a replacement that is similar to your Forgestars
From what I have been told, most of the newer brands are all coming from the same manufacturer and are instead branded as something else when in fact they are nearly an identical wheel
I have heard good things about Avante Garde if you are looking for a replacement that is similar to your Forgestars
#5
BTW, These are MONOBLOCK wheels..not cast. They are cut out of ONE piece billet.
"Monoblocks have less chance of failure due to fewer variables. Monoblocks consist of one piece whereas multi-piece wheels have more variances in parts (inner lip, outer lip, bolts, face, seals, etc...)
Monoblock wheels can handle more horsepower and torque vs. a cast or multi-piece wheel."
Read more: http://www.importtuner.com/wtg/impp_...#ixzz2QqCwRFV9
MONOBLOCK>>>
http://www.importtuner.com/wtg/impp_...ck_wheels_101/
Here are other wheels available as well>>>
http://braelinalloy.ca/alloys.html
"Monoblocks have less chance of failure due to fewer variables. Monoblocks consist of one piece whereas multi-piece wheels have more variances in parts (inner lip, outer lip, bolts, face, seals, etc...)
Monoblock wheels can handle more horsepower and torque vs. a cast or multi-piece wheel."
Read more: http://www.importtuner.com/wtg/impp_...#ixzz2QqCwRFV9
MONOBLOCK>>>
http://www.importtuner.com/wtg/impp_...ck_wheels_101/
Here are other wheels available as well>>>
http://braelinalloy.ca/alloys.html
Last edited by ronn1; 04-18-2013 at 10:46 AM.
#7
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Correct. I'm not going to give the lecture that only Volk, Work, BBS, etc., are the only companies making good wheels, because I think that's BS. But, at least buy some wheels that have a known name, track record. and possibility to get a replacement, if needed. Ronal, Rota, Enkei, etc.
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#9
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I would bet that these wheels are not forged...
Like I said, they are probably made by the same company that is making alot of the newer brands coming out of the Miami area but labeling them as something else
All of the wheels are cast which is fine for a strictly street driven car but not ideal
Like I said, they are probably made by the same company that is making alot of the newer brands coming out of the Miami area but labeling them as something else
All of the wheels are cast which is fine for a strictly street driven car but not ideal
#11
I would bet that these wheels are not forged...
Like I said, they are probably made by the same company that is making alot of the newer brands coming out of the Miami area but labeling them as something else
All of the wheels are cast which is fine for a strictly street driven car but not ideal
Like I said, they are probably made by the same company that is making alot of the newer brands coming out of the Miami area but labeling them as something else
All of the wheels are cast which is fine for a strictly street driven car but not ideal