Wheels: ISP or Works
Hi all,
I'm looking to get some new wheels and like the way the ISP's look. Work has a similar design and are a bit more expensive. So I ask, should I go with the ISP's or the Works. Both will be in 18 btw. Advantage for the Works are they come in black chrome, which I kind of like, but doesn't matter enough to be a make or break kinda deal.
Thanks

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I'm looking to get some new wheels and like the way the ISP's look. Work has a similar design and are a bit more expensive. So I ask, should I go with the ISP's or the Works. Both will be in 18 btw. Advantage for the Works are they come in black chrome, which I kind of like, but doesn't matter enough to be a make or break kinda deal.
Thanks

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It's a series of trade offs:
+ ISPs are less expensive than Works
+ ISPs are tpms compatible, Works aren't w/out modifications
+ ISPs are straight bolt on, no worries about offset, BBK, etc
+ ISPs are available over the counter, Works will take weeks to deliver
- Works are custom made to your liking (offset, width, disk, finish)
- Works are lighter than ISPs
If weight is not an issue, ISPs are the best bang for the buck . . .
+ ISPs are less expensive than Works
+ ISPs are tpms compatible, Works aren't w/out modifications
+ ISPs are straight bolt on, no worries about offset, BBK, etc
+ ISPs are available over the counter, Works will take weeks to deliver
- Works are custom made to your liking (offset, width, disk, finish)
- Works are lighter than ISPs
If weight is not an issue, ISPs are the best bang for the buck . . .
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. I can't even lower due to the ridiculous incline @ my gf's apt building's driveway. I scrape a little at stock height
