Motegi MR7's?
Originally posted by WizzaMax
They look nice I think but the brand is cheap and not well-standing among sellers who tell me they are not very durable...finish peeling and all.
They look nice I think but the brand is cheap and not well-standing among sellers who tell me they are not very durable...finish peeling and all.
meezer 95SE 5sp
i used to want those- i heard someone say it just fell apart when they hit a curb- its nice and all and motegi may be ok but dont do it. go for a tantrum or soemthing like that- i know someone selling 17'' tantrums - try that out
They look like Tantrums, actually, Tantrums are bite off of some other kind of wheel to.... actually, the Whole Konig Line of wheels is bite off.... if you want some real brand rims, go for Racing Harts or Volks, or 5Zigen (not sure if those are real) but anyways... back to the point, i heard of some problems with Montegi as well, but i heard similar things of other brands too though. So I don't know.. I am sure the manufacturer offers some sort of warranty for like 1 year, if they last that much, they should last as long as all other rims.
Originally posted by theblue
I always wonder how many people really know that Konig does not make ANY rims. They only resell.
I always wonder how many people really know that Konig does not make ANY rims. They only resell.
but I am ossuming, you're saying they are "Rota" brand. Konig does present a new kind of wheel every year or so...
are there any rims that dont get scratched when you hit a curb? also ive had my motegi mr5's since april, and havent had any problems... and just to let you know, motegi is made by american racing.. if i spelled anything wrong or didnt make sense, dont mind me, i had a few beers
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