View Poll Results: Enkei EKM3 or Tenzo type Ms?
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Help me choose which wheel!?
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From: Greenville, NC
Help me choose which wheel!?
So I've decided on either Enkei EKM3 - Gun Metal or Tenzo type m (black with red stripe)...since im lowered on s techs and the streets near me are ____ im going with 17x7....which ones should I get im stuck?
Enkei EKM3 - Gun Metal
or
Tenzo Type Ms
My car currently
Enkei EKM3 - Gun Metal
or
Tenzo Type Ms
My car currently
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I didn't know about Azuls before your thread. The brand is gorgeous at an awesome
price point but what a pity they have nothing at 19 inches. Damn damn damn.
I don't know why you don't want to keep your Azuls but between the above two
I like the color contrast between the BSP and the gunmetal ones.
price point but what a pity they have nothing at 19 inches. Damn damn damn.
I don't know why you don't want to keep your Azuls but between the above two
I like the color contrast between the BSP and the gunmetal ones.
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TenzoR has come a far way over the years so i'm quite sure the quality of their wheels has improved a lot. Despite this, Enkei has a lot of history behind them so if you're looking for quality, go with Enkei.
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From: Greenville, NC
Originally Posted by tricky713
the enkei's at 18 x 7.5 have a like et45 u can go alot lower then s-techs without rubbing. look at iheartzombies car he is on b&g rs2's i think all the way down
fit fine without any rubbing or problems?...any help
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From: Fried Piston Rings
The emoticon covered your last number so I cant tell haha. I'm running 18x7.5 et 38 tires are 225/40/R18 and I have no problems. I rub occasionally, but that is only on parts of the road where there is a wide dip (not speed bump like), but just a random part that slopes down and comes back up.