Love the RPF1's guys. I have a set on my um... cough cough vw cough cough. Most hate it but I love them. Brings out he Asian in me and reminds me I need another speed.
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Love the RPF1's guys. I have a set on my um... cough cough vw cough cough. Most hate it but I love them. Brings out he Asian in me and reminds me I need another speed.
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Yes I'm lowered. The rear fenders are rolled flat, no pulling.Are you lowerd and what if any fender roll. Tire size?
Looks like a 235/40 based on the side wall and slight stretch.
They are lighter than most things out there and strong and somewhat bug her friendly. That's why so many people have them. Personally I care about performance over individuallyI like RPFs alright. It's just that they're so ubiquitous. I see them all.the.time. I like having an little more individuality than that.
Yes, I know. And I like performance too. But it's just that you see them EVERYWHERE. That's just a little too much for me personally. I'm happy with my wheels' looks/performance/and non-ubiquity.They are lighter than most things out there and strong and somewhat bug her friendly. That's why so many people have them. Personally I care about performance over individually
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Anytime I hear people want to be "different" I think of this.Yes, I know. And I like performance too. But it's just that you see them EVERYWHERE. That's just a little too much for me personally. I'm happy with my wheels' looks/performance/and non-ubiquity.
Meh, that's one perspective. But that fork doesn't do what it's meant to because it's mangled beyond the ability to perform its job; my wheels aren't bent beyond recognition, and they work perfectly. And 20lbs as opposed to 25lb stockers is a nice difference, though not as light as RPF 1s, granted.Anytime I hear people want to be "different" I think of this.
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Oh I didn't mean it as a knock against you. There are plenty of good other options out there. I just think that pic is funny and think of it when people say they need to be uniqueMeh, that's one perspective. But that fork doesn't do what it's meant to because it's mangled beyond the ability to perform its job; my wheels aren't bent beyond recognition, and they work perfectly. And 20lbs as opposed to 25lb stockers is a nice difference, though not as light as RPF 1s, granted.
They're just faaaaaar too common for me (so much so that they're stereotypical) and I'm very pleased with my wheels. I see them all the time. That's why this thread exists, LOL. And not just on Speeds. I see them all the time on other cars too. It's the same reason I love having a CBM Pu (the rarest of all Pu colors). I like having not just another Speed with another set of RPFs, but that's just me. Different strokes, I suppose.
It's all good. No offense taken. If it were me and I had my heart sent on Enkeis, I'd probably go with these:Oh I didn't mean it as a knock against you. There are plenty of good other options out there. I just think that pic is funny and think of it when people say they need to be unique
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The PF01s actually has better offsets available that is more of a match with our cars, but they are not lighter than the RPF1s. A 17x9 RPF1 is a pound lighter than a 17x8 PF01. If the RPF1 was available in 18x8 +45 or +48 or +50, I would be all over it. Unfortunately, that wheel doesn't exist and I might have to go with a PF01 if I ever upgrade from my stock wheels.It's all good. No offense taken. If it were me and I had my heart sent on Enkeis, I'd probably go with these:
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5 twin-spoke design instead of 6 twin-spoke design. I'm not sure, so I'd have to guess, but appears they'd be even lighter than the RPF-1s since they have fewer spokes, and you don't see them nearly as frequently...
Are you sure? I saw some data that said the PF01s are lighter in the same size (though I totally could be wrong). Also, the PF's come in a +40 offset, which is just about perfect for lots of rim/tire choices on our cars.The PF01s actually has better offsets available that is more of a match with our cars, but they are not lighter than the RPF1s. A 17x9 RPF1 is a pound lighter than a 17x8 PF01. If the RPF1 was available in 18x8 +45 or +48 or +50, I would be all over it. Unfortunately, that wheel doesn't exist and I might have to go with a PF01 if I ever upgrade from my stock wheels.
I am sure based on the current size charts for both wheels on Enkei's website.Are you sure? I saw some data that said the PF01s are lighter in the same size (though I totally could be wrong). Also, the PF's come in a +40 offset, which is just about perfect for lots of rim/tire choices on our cars.