Dependable replicas
I agree with you on this, that's why I've been hesitant.
disagree completely as the factory 20's aren't exactly outstanding quality, if they were forged you would have an argument but their not... factory reproduction offers an excellent quality wheel at a good price.
What are replicas made out of, how much do they weigh and where are they made? Nuff said. lol
It's all good, they look good, but they are far less quality than a factory R/T wheel.
It's all good, they look good, but they are far less quality than a factory R/T wheel.
Last edited by fishandgrits; Sep 9, 2013 at 07:45 PM.
Problem is good forged wheels start around $450 ea. Rest of these priced 2-300 each are Chinese made. Can't see dropping 2-3 grand on forged after market wheels despite not liking the factory grey on a black Durango. I do like the ones I've seen on members' Durango's but I wonder about durability and balance. Suppose the Enkei's I saw are Chinese as well.
Alot of the balancing has to do with tires. My Mechanic put my rims on the machine alone(this can be done on a road force machine) and they were almost perfect. He reinstalled the tires a few times rotating them for least amount of weight and 2 of them still took alot of weight.
As far as the factory quality goes they are made well and have better finishing on them than the FR rims.
I will be using mine as winter wheels
STEVE
As far as the factory quality goes they are made well and have better finishing on them than the FR rims.
I will be using mine as winter wheels
STEVE
Right from Dodge the 22's will not be a standard feature.
Sorry to let you down
STEVE
Sorry to let you down
STEVE



