NotFatBoy

I was thinking of getting silver finish with a polished lip. If you guys think differently on the wheel finish speak up. Also, the wheels I would order would be 2 piece (im not interested in cleaning rivets). These are JLine wheels. The guy who owned DTM Kreuz also owns JLine (he sold DTM). They weigh ~20lbs. Sorry, they are all on Audis and I dont have more pics of the first wheel. I am leaning towards #1 but im not sure... thanks guys

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LeXuSrAcIn

2 because I love mesh.

GFerg

Im not a big fan of either design(maybe its the finish, I dunno), but from those choices I would pick the second one.

PhilipMSPT

iTrader: (5)

#2 has more character, more design elements. The first is too simple; the second looks like the GS Spider wheel...

NotFatBoy

the first one looks great on the car... ill try to dig up a pic

Gojirra99

Honestly, I don't like either one, that mesh wheel is possibly the worse I've seen, sorry . . .

swisslexusclub

I definitely would go for #1. Don't like #2.

2ndGenIS

Agree w/ this...two of the ugliest wheels ever. There are a lot of good choices from Volk or Iforged and other companies.

NotFatBoy

iForged has serious build quality issues and they are known for having water collect inside the lip causing bad vibrations when it rains. im not interested in iForged. aweful customer service too.

volk is pretty common, so im not going that route

maybe DPE, Kinesis, Works... BBS LMs are always nice

2ndGenIS

Kinesis are dope...if you can afford them, I would go that route. LMs are cool too, but my friend had them and had a lot of issues w/ the finish quality

varok

Agree. Work makes some of the best wheels IMHO. I'm trying to save up and getting the Equip. It ain't cheap though.

Ice350

iTrader: (1)

Just about every multi-piece wheel has that issue of water collecting in the barrel. Some more than others. It's the way they are designed that causes this. Doesn't mean iForged is inferior because of it. If you said iForged was inferior for some other reason I might buy it. For example, I heard they weld their pieces together instead of having the stress on the bolts that hold together most multi-piece wheels. If it's true, I'm not sure that makes them inferior though.

Water gethers in the barrel of my Maya's. Fortunately, the faster I go, it slings out. I know this because the vibration goes away. The water doesn't evacuate as well on some multi-piece wheels. In other words, I would love to hear more facts on why iForged is an inferior wheel.

Almost forgot...I would choose the first wheel of the two choices. The second is curious in design but too busy for me.

pita2go

you need to see the wheels on the car if you really want to know what it looks like.. you can't really look at just the wheels.. IMHO

mcfly

If I didn't like the stock 18's on the IS so much, BBS. Ever since I was 8 and was watching 911's on BBS wheels, they've given me the wood

pwndzzled

There needs to be a 3rd option: "Neither, too many rivits". :P

But.... I'll vote for #1, it's a little simpler.