Trying to get my terminology down while doing this massive process of wheel shopping. Is a DDC wheel a wheel with MANY bolts? Like bolts all the way around the wheel like the AC INDICATOR?

 

DDC stands for Dynamic Dimple Composite. It is the type of indentation in the lip that the bolts sit in. The ACS Indicators have DDC, as well as, the Work Rezax II/Equip and L-Sportline Model I to name a few. This is a very unique and elegant style of lip. Very nice IMO.

 

DDC- dynamic dimple composite where the bolts are "tear-drop" shaped. the number of bolts per wheel are the same. the are simply more "visible" so might give impression of "MANY" bolts.

jdm Work wheels are famous for this feature. but, it will take away some of the lip depth..very elegant looking, imho....you see them on mostly higher end/flag ship wheels of a particular brand

 

Thanks for your help guys! As far as the AC INDICATOR, I seen the 20x10 with DDC, but i cannot tell how much lip it had, does anyone know? It seemed pretty deep

 

jpa- the Indicator's have about a 2.75" lip on the 20x10. I was considering the DDC lip on my Rezax II's (also 2.75"), but opted for the reverse lip instead with a 3.5" lip.

 

DDC makes the wheels very elegant, if you are more into VIP style DDC is for you.. I am more into sport style, so I wouldn't do anything to trade off the deep lip sizes.

it's always a trade off . daymn ^^

 

Not to mention DDC is CONSIDERABLY more expensive than a standard dimple........

 

75mm on this one.