View Poll Results: Which wheel should I get Maya VS. DPE
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Maya VS. DPE
Yeah I did but I heard all the horror stories about them on the IS300.net forum. When I called them the guy who picked up was rude as f*ck! Im sorry if im gona spend $3-$4k with you I expect good service.
Originally Posted by kt157
i say dpe, did u check out iforged?
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sorry to hear that... i've never dealt with them, but i was thinking of getting some of their wheels.
they have a groupbuy over at the m3forum. http://www.m3forum.net/m3forum/showthread.php?t=79352
they have a groupbuy over at the m3forum. http://www.m3forum.net/m3forum/showthread.php?t=79352
Nice wheels but did you see those prices? Not much of a discount... But I love that 4in lip in the rear that is just sick!!! 
Originally Posted by kt157
sorry to hear that... i've never dealt with them, but i was thinking of getting some of their wheels.
they have a groupbuy over at the m3forum. http://www.m3forum.net/m3forum/showthread.php?t=79352
they have a groupbuy over at the m3forum. http://www.m3forum.net/m3forum/showthread.php?t=79352
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How about these bad boys: "SAVINI"s:
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/342829/5
most are Forged 3 piece - Highest quality possible - custom built to your own specifications (any color, offset,lugpattern...etc.) - Not Cheap, But you get what you pay for.
More information here: http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/savini/savini.jsp
or please contact HenrikGal@aol.com for more information.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/342829/5
most are Forged 3 piece - Highest quality possible - custom built to your own specifications (any color, offset,lugpattern...etc.) - Not Cheap, But you get what you pay for.
More information here: http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/savini/savini.jsp
or please contact HenrikGal@aol.com for more information.
one factor you may want to consider is the lead times it takes to get 'em. i decided on a set of rt5's because the place i ordered 'em from had a set in stock because a previous customer backed out and i could have 'em in a week. i know good things come to those who wait, but i'm not patient enough to wait 6+ weeks on a set of dpe's, etc. i really like mine, very clean look and excellent quality - although i'm positive the dpe's are fantastic too. if i was willing to wait the 6+ weeks it normally takes for a set of quality forged wheels, i would seriously consider a set of j-lines. one more thing, if you decide you want the maya's but want to save some coin and are willing to wait, you might check out importhookup.com. The RT5's are rebadged TrafficStar RTS 20R's. You can probably save yourself a buncha money getting them direct from Japan versus paying the extra money when Dazz re-brands them. Just an fyi.
Nice information I didnt know that.
Originally Posted by sin4me
one factor you may want to consider is the lead times it takes to get 'em. i decided on a set of rt5's because the place i ordered 'em from had a set in stock because a previous customer backed out and i could have 'em in a week. i know good things come to those who wait, but i'm not patient enough to wait 6+ weeks on a set of dpe's, etc. i really like mine, very clean look and excellent quality - although i'm positive the dpe's are fantastic too. if i was willing to wait the 6+ weeks it normally takes for a set of quality forged wheels, i would seriously consider a set of j-lines. one more thing, if you decide you want the maya's but want to save some coin and are willing to wait, you might check out importhookup.com. The RT5's are rebadged TrafficStar RTS 20R's. You can probably save yourself a buncha money getting them direct from Japan versus paying the extra money when Dazz re-brands them. Just an fyi.
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