iForged vs. Volk vs. Work
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iForged vs. Volk vs. Work
Before I get flamed for not searching, please understand that I have searched and most hits have had to do with looks and fitment which is not the nature of my questions.
If you think this thread is a waste of time, then please don't waste another minute by responding that I should search. Otherwise, if you can help me then I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
I'm going with 19x9.5 front and 19x10.5 rear and I specifically want to know about weights and quality of the following three wheels:
1) Volk SF Winning
2) Work VS-XX
3) iForged Seneka
QUESTIONS:
1) Anyone can tell me where I can find weights of these wheels?
2) Which of the three companies has the best reputation for quality in terms of fit and finish (i.e. longivity of paint/polish, tolerance, etc)?
3) How about in terms of durability & strength?
If you think this thread is a waste of time, then please don't waste another minute by responding that I should search. Otherwise, if you can help me then I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
I'm going with 19x9.5 front and 19x10.5 rear and I specifically want to know about weights and quality of the following three wheels:
1) Volk SF Winning
2) Work VS-XX
3) iForged Seneka
QUESTIONS:
1) Anyone can tell me where I can find weights of these wheels?
2) Which of the three companies has the best reputation for quality in terms of fit and finish (i.e. longivity of paint/polish, tolerance, etc)?
3) How about in terms of durability & strength?
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iForged hands down. Volks and Works are so played out. Everyone and their mom has them. iForged has excellent quality, fitment, and maximizes the biggest lips. They are all light in weight. iForged is also extremely strong. I have known friends who have curbed rims at incredible high speeds and no bends. Good Luck with your decision.
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However, I have heard too many bad stories about iforged customer service,
I also suggest CCW. You can check them out at ccwheel.com. They have single piece and multi-piece wheels, lower price than any of the above wheel manufacturers, and good customer service. The only thing is that they don't have as many model wheels as some other manufacturers.
However, I have heard too many bad stories about iforged customer service,
I also suggest CCW. You can check them out at ccwheel.com. They have single piece and multi-piece wheels, lower price than any of the above wheel manufacturers, and good customer service. The only thing is that they don't have as many model wheels as some other manufacturers.
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don't forget about DPE and HRE.
i think finish longevity depends on if you get them painted, clear coated, anodized, hi polished. as long as you take care of them and use soap and water and not harsh chemicals all the rims you listed will hold up fine.
weight isn't goin to matter a whole lot if you're not tracking your car. As long as you get forged wheels, you are good. If you get cast, that is when you have to worry about weight.
you can do a search for customer service experience. there was a long thread about bad customer service from iforged. it also depends on the vendor and how long you're willing to wait for wheels.
i think finish longevity depends on if you get them painted, clear coated, anodized, hi polished. as long as you take care of them and use soap and water and not harsh chemicals all the rims you listed will hold up fine.
weight isn't goin to matter a whole lot if you're not tracking your car. As long as you get forged wheels, you are good. If you get cast, that is when you have to worry about weight.
you can do a search for customer service experience. there was a long thread about bad customer service from iforged. it also depends on the vendor and how long you're willing to wait for wheels.
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Originally Posted by DTG
Great replies, but I'm still missing some specific experience from owners of these wheels...
How does the finish hold up after cleaning?
Does anyone know the actual weights?
Actual customer service experiences?
That sort of stuff...
Thanks.
How does the finish hold up after cleaning?
Does anyone know the actual weights?
Actual customer service experiences?
That sort of stuff...
Thanks.
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I think it's because the iForged wheels do not come standard with clear coat and so it's basically an exposed metal that is prone to tarnish unless you keep polishing it. guess you can pay extra for clear coat. Do the Volk wheels come with clear coat standard?
Originally Posted by wayneside
i have had iforged wheels and volks and i prefer volk wheels. my iforged wheels constantly had to be polished to make them shiny again and that got old quick. i like the volks so much i have had a few sets over the years...
good luck to ya!
good luck to ya!