Rays Volks CE28N Ultra Light Ultra Rare
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Rays Volks CE28N Ultra Light Ultra Rare
I am putting up for sale my Rays Volks CE28N's in 5x100 PCD size which are probably amongst the lightest wheels and rarest wheels you can buy.
I bought these and had them refurbished in BMW Sepang Bronze in a matt finish as they were well past their prime when I got them.
Some useful links to give some more detail on the wheels construction.
http://www.rays-msc.com/wheels/index.cgi?d=79
http://www.rhdjapan.com/ray-s-engine...n-wheels-53755
These wheels as you can see are not cheap and a set of 4 brand new (without tyres or centre caps) will typically cost in excess of £2200.
I sourced a set of rare genuine Volks Time Attack centre caps and these cost me over £150 by the time I paid the shipping and import taxes as they were only available from the USA.
The wheels are currently fitted with Michelin Pilot Sport 2 tyres (all with around 5mm of tread from memory) which offer really good grip levels in all conditions, I would say that they seem to feather on the outside shoulders but this seems to be part of the design. I was concerned about this at first until I did some checking online and it is a common occurence.
There is a slight problem with one of the tyres and that is that is has picked up a slight nick/cut into the sidewall which is only cosmetic and it doesn't effect the tyre at all. It is noticeable if you look for it but is easily missed but I think it only fair to point it out (you can see it in a close pic below).
I am looking to sell these wheels for £950 OVNO including delivery which if you compare it to the new price (which doesn't include tyres or centre caps) is a real bargain. I appreciate that the asking price may seem expensive but please do not turn this thread into a debate on prices and spam up my thread.
If the colour or matt finish of the wheels is not too your own personal taste then I could get them changed by Ryan (Prodriverules) for a very reasonable price indeed.
I will state that the only reason that I am selling is that I also have a set of BBS lightweight alloys fitted to my Spec C, plus with some winter wheels I don't have the room to store 2 sets of spare wheels.
I bought these and had them refurbished in BMW Sepang Bronze in a matt finish as they were well past their prime when I got them.
Some useful links to give some more detail on the wheels construction.
http://www.rays-msc.com/wheels/index.cgi?d=79
http://www.rhdjapan.com/ray-s-engine...n-wheels-53755
These wheels as you can see are not cheap and a set of 4 brand new (without tyres or centre caps) will typically cost in excess of £2200.
I sourced a set of rare genuine Volks Time Attack centre caps and these cost me over £150 by the time I paid the shipping and import taxes as they were only available from the USA.
The wheels are currently fitted with Michelin Pilot Sport 2 tyres (all with around 5mm of tread from memory) which offer really good grip levels in all conditions, I would say that they seem to feather on the outside shoulders but this seems to be part of the design. I was concerned about this at first until I did some checking online and it is a common occurence.
There is a slight problem with one of the tyres and that is that is has picked up a slight nick/cut into the sidewall which is only cosmetic and it doesn't effect the tyre at all. It is noticeable if you look for it but is easily missed but I think it only fair to point it out (you can see it in a close pic below).
I am looking to sell these wheels for £950 OVNO including delivery which if you compare it to the new price (which doesn't include tyres or centre caps) is a real bargain. I appreciate that the asking price may seem expensive but please do not turn this thread into a debate on prices and spam up my thread.
If the colour or matt finish of the wheels is not too your own personal taste then I could get them changed by Ryan (Prodriverules) for a very reasonable price indeed.
I will state that the only reason that I am selling is that I also have a set of BBS lightweight alloys fitted to my Spec C, plus with some winter wheels I don't have the room to store 2 sets of spare wheels.
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Thanks, I did think about putting them up for more but I have to be realistic in the current financial climate, so someone will get a bargain.
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Personally I wouldn't powdercoat them but ask Ryan to paint them for you, it'll be cheaper, better and you'll get the best finish possible.
But if you buy them it's your choice.
But if you buy them it's your choice.