Vossen CVT or Niche Invert......
02-24-14, 11:17 AM
#31
02-24-14, 11:17 AM
#32
15 spoke for me please:-)
The other wheel debuted in January 2013. Clear differences in the design. This Vossen Precision Series design was what inspired us to release a low-pressure cast version.
02-24-14, 11:17 AM
#33
02-24-14, 11:18 AM
#34
02-24-14, 12:08 PM
#36
well, all i have to say is that good wheels speak for themselves. Don't see Rays, HRE, BBS, Advan etc reps all over every board making excuses, defending, and pushing their products... maybe because they are busy doing what they do best, making wheels. I guess you can say that those companies aren't in the same league as vossin since they don't make 1 million dollar wheels, but then again how many 'real' race cars out there are rocking vossin's?
02-24-14, 12:35 PM
#37
well, all i have to say is that good wheels speak for themselves. Don't see Rays, HRE, BBS, Advan etc reps all over every board making excuses, defending, and pushing their products... maybe because they are busy doing what they do best, making wheels. I guess you can say that those companies aren't in the same league as vossin since they don't make 1 million dollar wheels, but then again how many 'real' race cars out there are rocking vossin's?
02-24-14, 12:52 PM
#38
Go and join a high end vehicle related forum and you will see those "said" companies reps promoting there wheels. I personally and not a rep or work for Vossen. I haven't seen a single rep from Vossen here making excuses as you claim. Why not spend some more time on the forums then 18 or 19 posts and see that Vossen wheels and other brands appeal to 3IS owners as well as others because of the great quality and costs and reputation of the company. It's pretty sad to see you bashing a company you know nothing about. Once more google HRE wheels cracked, BBS wheels cracked and so forth. If you have 6-8k to spend on wheels then please go and purchase some. Even though most if not all of us drive a 40k car we are still cost conscious. Sadly we live in a world where spending $$$ on a wheel just isn't for your everyday average joe. We all work for what we own. So to each there own and they can purchase what they please. Just don't come onto a forum to focus your bashing toward a wheel company no one likes that.
02-24-14, 01:31 PM
#42
i have nothing personal against vossen. i am on these forums to take and share information. if a fellow forum member asks a question, i will tell it like how i see it. I admit that i am not up on Vossen as of late, but I am very aware of this company when they first hit the market. im not going to go dig up the past
yes, i am aware that no wheel is invincible, but a good wheel will bend to various degrees before cracking, something that i have witnessed with my own wheels and plenty of others. the quality and prices just don't line up for this brand imho.
I don't mean to offend anyone. I'm just not one to settle for 2k wheels, when in my heart i want those nice 3.5k wheels. I will wait till i can afford what i want. Also i would not put on heavier or weaker wheels just for looks. I don't throw money around like its free, but we all drive lexus' because we like the nicer, finer things in life, yes? or we could've just bought the toyota counterpart
what safety standards do these wheels meet?
yes, i am aware that no wheel is invincible, but a good wheel will bend to various degrees before cracking, something that i have witnessed with my own wheels and plenty of others. the quality and prices just don't line up for this brand imho.
I don't mean to offend anyone. I'm just not one to settle for 2k wheels, when in my heart i want those nice 3.5k wheels. I will wait till i can afford what i want. Also i would not put on heavier or weaker wheels just for looks. I don't throw money around like its free, but we all drive lexus' because we like the nicer, finer things in life, yes? or we could've just bought the toyota counterpart
what safety standards do these wheels meet?
02-25-14, 10:17 AM
#44
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I carry both Vossen wheels and Niche wheels.
Master platinum dealer.
The best way to decide is what your budget is really
the Niche Invert wheel is a great wheel light weight ( but has its draw backs its pricey)
the Vossen CVT wheel is amazing as well and has oen of the best warranties I have ever seen or known of.
Vossen really stands behind their products.
Other big factor is the design
the Vossen CVT has a tri cut style spoke and the face of the wheel is not as large as the Niche wheel.
The Niche Invert has thinner spokes with a few more degrees in the angle of the way the spokes are placed.
also the face of the wheel itself ( the center) is also twisted in the same motion to provide a more indepth motion like look to the wheel.
As for the VPS line ( its going to be insane !!!! trust me on that )
My buddy Jorge ( some might know him because of his blue accord coupe on dual concave CV3 wheels and then alot of other Vossen wheels)
well I saw his CTS-V sedan ( wide body) on VPS wheels at Sema
it was so amazing
the cuts of the wheel the details the machining the finish
total win for the VPS in my opinion
Master platinum dealer.
The best way to decide is what your budget is really
the Niche Invert wheel is a great wheel light weight ( but has its draw backs its pricey)
the Vossen CVT wheel is amazing as well and has oen of the best warranties I have ever seen or known of.
Vossen really stands behind their products.
Other big factor is the design
the Vossen CVT has a tri cut style spoke and the face of the wheel is not as large as the Niche wheel.
The Niche Invert has thinner spokes with a few more degrees in the angle of the way the spokes are placed.
also the face of the wheel itself ( the center) is also twisted in the same motion to provide a more indepth motion like look to the wheel.
As for the VPS line ( its going to be insane !!!! trust me on that )
My buddy Jorge ( some might know him because of his blue accord coupe on dual concave CV3 wheels and then alot of other Vossen wheels)
well I saw his CTS-V sedan ( wide body) on VPS wheels at Sema
it was so amazing
the cuts of the wheel the details the machining the finish
total win for the VPS in my opinion
02-25-14, 10:48 AM
#45
I carry both Vossen wheels and Niche wheels.
Master platinum dealer.
The best way to decide is what your budget is really
the Niche Invert wheel is a great wheel light weight ( but has its draw backs its pricey)
the Vossen CVT wheel is amazing as well and has oen of the best warranties I have ever seen or known of.
Vossen really stands behind their products.
Other big factor is the design
the Vossen CVT has a tri cut style spoke and the face of the wheel is not as large as the Niche wheel.
The Niche Invert has thinner spokes with a few more degrees in the angle of the way the spokes are placed.
also the face of the wheel itself ( the center) is also twisted in the same motion to provide a more indepth motion like look to the wheel.
As for the VPS line ( its going to be insane !!!! trust me on that )
My buddy Jorge ( some might know him because of his blue accord coupe on dual concave CV3 wheels and then alot of other Vossen wheels)
well I saw his CTS-V sedan ( wide body) on VPS wheels at Sema
it was so amazing
the cuts of the wheel the details the machining the finish
total win for the VPS in my opinion
Master platinum dealer.
The best way to decide is what your budget is really
the Niche Invert wheel is a great wheel light weight ( but has its draw backs its pricey)
the Vossen CVT wheel is amazing as well and has oen of the best warranties I have ever seen or known of.
Vossen really stands behind their products.
Other big factor is the design
the Vossen CVT has a tri cut style spoke and the face of the wheel is not as large as the Niche wheel.
The Niche Invert has thinner spokes with a few more degrees in the angle of the way the spokes are placed.
also the face of the wheel itself ( the center) is also twisted in the same motion to provide a more indepth motion like look to the wheel.
As for the VPS line ( its going to be insane !!!! trust me on that )
My buddy Jorge ( some might know him because of his blue accord coupe on dual concave CV3 wheels and then alot of other Vossen wheels)
well I saw his CTS-V sedan ( wide body) on VPS wheels at Sema
it was so amazing
the cuts of the wheel the details the machining the finish
total win for the VPS in my opinion
Could not have explained it any better.
