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Old 09-17-2014, 11:42 AM   #1
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VOLK 17" Weigh Off. TE37SL Vs CE28N

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I know a lot of people are starting to look into the 17" segment for Lapping/Tracking use so I made a video to review Ray's 2 most popular forged wheels, the TE37(SL) and the CE28(n)

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFHc9hQHQ78&list=UU4TxX6nFQdOU741BPNouoBg"]VOLK 17" Shoot Out. TE37SL VS CE28n - YouTube[/ame]
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You run 18" SLs on your car don't you? I saw it at the SubMit86 meet this year.
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Yep! I do. I personally run staggered 18" TE37SL Black Edition. 8.5 front and 9.5 Rear. I chose this 100% for personal aesthetic preference. I really like the classic TE37 flat spoke, which I have in the front and I like the new concave TE37 look, which is what I have in the back.

If I had to help anyone choose wheels, I'd recommend a square setup.

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You run 18" SLs on your car don't you? I saw it at the SubMit86 meet this year.
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Yep! I do. I personally run staggered 18" TE37SL Black Edition. 8.5 front and 9.5 Rear. I chose this 100% for personal aesthetic preference. I really like the classic TE37 flat spoke, which I have in the front and I like the new concave TE37 look, which is what I have in the back.

If I had to help anyone choose wheels, I'd recommend a square setup.
Yeah I was running square 16x7 TE37s earlier this year with 225/50/16 Hankook RS-3s and moved up to square 17x9s now with 255/40/17 on each corner.
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Good choice. I feel like 17x9 is a very under-rated size for our cars. It's been repeatedly tested that our car performs great under most conditions in this size.

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Yeah I was running square 16x7 TE37s earlier this year with 225/50/16 Hankook RS-3s and moved up to square 17x9s now with 255/40/17 on each corner.
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While we're talking weights, you can get some sweet 15.7lb 17x9 TC-105N from Wedsport like miiiiine!They usually are priced anywhere from $1.4k - $2k also!

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While we're talking weights, you can get some sweet 15.7lb 17x9 TC-105N from Wedsport like miiiiine!They usually are priced anywhere from $1.4k - $2k also!


This is the only wheel I'll go to after my TE37RTs...unless Rays stops being a bunch of uptight fucks about 5x100 sizing in the TE37V.


...or the ZE40 comes in a size similar to the RTs.
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I do really like the TC-105N's. They are a great bang for the buck if you are looking for lightweight Japanese wheels. I did one on them a few months back:
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VXWYnH3spA"]WedsSport TC105N Review/Weight - YouTube[/ame]

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the TC105N are my "reasonable dream wheel"

Reasonable, since I might actually be able to get them
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...I thought the RTs were the lightest :/

The 18" SL beat my RTs...
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...I thought the RTs were the lightest :/

The 18" SL beat my RTs...
SL = "Super lap" aka lightweight special
RT = "Rigid Tune" aka more rigid (bend resistant)
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While we're talking weights, you can get some sweet 15.7lb 17x9 TC-105N from Wedsport like miiiiine!They usually are priced anywhere from $1.4k - $2k also!
For not much more, you can get 18x9 TWS T66F that weighs the same...
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