[mura]

Originally Posted by navpreet318

Not bad at all.at almost half the price.though you'll have to be careful bringing them down here.you have to save on the duty part.try to get them as baggage of a 2 or 3 people.and remove the chalk cross mark they put when you get the luggage from the conveyer belt.and act like an uneducated person who's got the rims for throw away prices like Rs.8000 or something.thats how i brought my zx-12r's tires from singapore.acted as a typical punjabi with no idea about anything.and told hiw got the tires for 3k and other bike stuff for 2k whereas the real cost was over 150k.lol.

Thanks for the advice.cheers:

Will Post a few pic when i install them.

[west]

Originally Posted by mura

Volk TE 37 Bronze 40mm offset - 18X9 - 630SGD a wheel , 18X10 720SGD a wheel.

Volk RE 30 Gunmetal same sizes 700SGD and 790SGD each.

Price is ok, but whose giving you warranty on if some thing goes wrong? not worth for money you paying. go for a cheaper wheel who gives warranty or stick to rays dealer, you get peace of mind. And check for manufacturings dates as well..

[mura]

Originally Posted by west

Price is ok, but whose giving you warranty on if some thing goes wrong? not worth for money you paying. go for a cheaper wheel who gives warranty or stick to rays dealer, you get peace of mind. And check for manufacturings dates as well..

I already had Rays wheels in my Supra, i know about the quality of the same.Rays is NOT your average wheel Company.

And if care about the warranty i won't be having a 10 year old JDM Toyota.

BTW the Toyota makes 400Bhp...

[v1p3r]

Originally Posted by mura

I already had Rays wheels in my Supra, i know about the quality of the same.Rays is NOT your average wheel Company.

And if care about the warranty i won't be having a 10 year old JDM Toyota.

BTW the Toyota makes 400Bhp...

This is the silver Supra?

Originally Posted by west

Price is ok, but whose giving you warranty on if some thing goes wrong? not worth for money you paying. go for a cheaper wheel who gives warranty or stick to rays dealer, you get peace of mind. And check for manufacturings dates as well..

Yeah, but I know atleast 2 people who are still waiting for pricelists from the Rays Engineering distributor in India. This is the sort of service BEFORE you buy a wheel, who knows what happens after you buy them?

[mura]

Originally Posted by v1p3r

This is the silver Supra?


Yeah, but I know atleast 2 people who are still waiting for pricelists from the Rays Engineering distributor in India. This is the sort of service BEFORE you buy a wheel, who knows what happens after you buy them?

No it is a Silver Aristo, a 4 Door Supra.

And i just emailed Rays Engineering for Confirmation on the Indian Distributor.

[v1p3r]

Ah, that's a very nice car. The Japanese answer to AMG and M, but more reliable.

[Davis.K]

Originally Posted by v1p3r

This is the silver Supra?


Yeah, but I know atleast 2 people who are still waiting for pricelists from the Rays Engineering distributor in India. This is the sort of service BEFORE you buy a wheel, who knows what happens after you buy them?

Sir no one contacted us for pricing chart except dealers? I send quotations for customers every other day.

[navpreet318]

i will have to vouch for that.the Mauto sales were very prompt to send me the details i required as well as listings of other wheels meeting my usage.

[Davis.K]

Originally Posted by mura

Volk TE 37 Bronze 40mm offset - 18X9 - 630SGD a wheel , 18X10 720SGD a wheel.

Volk RE 30 Gunmetal same sizes 700SGD and 790SGD each.

Very unrealistic pricing. If any rays dealer on this earth is giving the above offers and you have proof, RAYS india will give 10% off on your next rays wheel order.

WE WANT REALISTIC EVIDENCE.

[mura]

Sorry guys for the OT bits...

Lets get back to the topic. Now only in the USA you can find this
PimpStar rims for the opinionated driver - Engadget

Dub Custom Wheels - Pimpstar - Custom Wheels and Performance Tires at Customwheel.com

[volkman10]

Volkswagen Group to test prototype wheels on an undisclosed vehicle!



ThyssenKrupp Carbon Components and Maxion Wheels have teamed up to develop and market new ultra-lightweight aluminum and carbon fiber hybrid wheels to a number of automakers.

The companies have already built and tested prototypes for use on luxury cars and crossovers and they promise weight savings of up to 40% compared to traditional "high performance forged aluminum wheels

http://www.worldcarfans.com/11506199...n-fiber-wheels

[Octane_Power]

The wheel in picture^ belongs to the Koenigsegg 1:One. World's first one-piece carbon fibre wheel.

-Bhargav