ado

iTrader: (4)

Pros and cons if you will please on,
Speedline PFF7 and inovit redline wheels?
Do they look the same?
What's the quality like?

Thakns in advance

M444GY

iTrader: (72)

the pff7s are a forged speedline wheel

the asuka(inovit redlines) are replicas of the above

they are both good wheels

M444GY

iTrader: (72)

the pff7s are a forged speedline wheel

the asuka(inovit redlines) are replicas of the above

they are both good wheels

ado

iTrader: (4)

Thanks for the reply.

So in simple terms what does that mean?
Is one stronger than the other?
Is one more likely to with stand corrosion etc?

Thanks

BlueBugEye

iTrader: (12)

Pro drives are better and lighter but rare now and expensive

tubbytommy

iTrader: (20)

i have pf7s and my friend has innovit redlines, they look nearly identical other than the pf7s have prodrive and speedline stamped on the rim

pf7s



innovit

Chris_Churchman

What are the prodrive speedlines worth second hand ?

tubbytommy

iTrader: (20)

its a case of finding them really,but a fair bit more than the copies.
i have genuine ones but if i didn't id be more than happy with the innovits as they look nearly identical.

depends on how much cash you have and if your bothered about being a subaru tart or not.

Chris_Churchman

I've got the speedlines on mine in gold, part of me want revolution millenniums tho

tubbytommy

iTrader: (20)

if you have genuine ones you should be able to sell them on for a good price

Chris_Churchman

Might look into it

ado

iTrader: (4)

[QUOTE=tubbytommy;10612528]i have pf7s and my friend has innovit redlines, they look nearly identical other than the pf7s have prodrive and speedline stamped on the rim

pf7s



What size are those mate?

Chris_Churchman

18's I would've thought

tubbytommy

iTrader: (20)

[QUOTE=ado;10612644]both sets are 18's im pretty sure the newage only came with 18 pf7s as an option.

they were fitted to the car when i got it although they were gold then.

ado

iTrader: (4)

[QUOTE=tubbytommy;10612649]Is your car lowered mate?

tubbytommy

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[QUOTE=ado;10612667]yes its on coilovers as is the dark blue one in the other picture.

ado

iTrader: (4)

how do you find the coilovers over the standard sti suspension?
I think the sti is a bit choppy?

what are your thoughts?

will be good to know as im thinking of going for coilovers as well

Cheers

tubbytommy

iTrader: (20)

i have adjustable bcs and i find it a lot better than the standard suspension, but i run it soft for normal day to day driving.
i have change nearly all the supsension components though, i have thicker arbs all poly bushed and an antilift kit,alloy droplinks and front and rear strut braces

ado

iTrader: (4)

All sounds good mate,
Thats just about the same suspension set up I have apart from the coilovers.

Cheers

Tomwrx

iTrader: (54)

there was a set on ebay that went for 600+ 2 days ago with no tyres and needing a refurb

have seen them go for anything from 400-600 with tyres on the forums .

JohnD

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Typical Far East product - They copy anything and everything!
A few years ago there were threads on here about the PFF7 copies developing cracks. I would hope the material specification has improved since then!
It's always a concern with Far East products, they are nicely finished but the material used is not always of the 'finest quality'

JohnD

tubbytommy

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i have no idea about the quality of the copies as i have genuine ones but the copies on the above car haven't cracked yet and the quality looks reasonably good, but like you say they are copies of unknown material spec.

craigybaby

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i think they are great wheels the replicas look just as good the real deal imo just cheaper as soon as i can afford it im gonna shift my 17 innnovit tarmacs and purchase some

BlueBugEye

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I think the copies are 7.5 wide and the PFF7s are 8'

Also the PFF7s are much lighter (due to flow forming) and stronger.

nick1973

Got 18 redlines on mine blob, fitted by the previous owner. If im being completely honest, the finish is ok on the face of the wheel but on closer inspection during a good clean the paint is thin on the inner egde of the rim.