Magnesium / CF rims

4GTuner

Help Support 4GTuner:

Aint heard of that before.
Though if it is sold locally would it not comply with ADR and therefore be compliant etc..?
 
JAP63 said:
Aint heard of that before.
Though if it is sold locally would it not comply with ADR and therefore be compliant etc..?
and heres proof of how good locally sold "adr approved" (?) rims are

picture004uo3.jpg

picture005sk7.jpg






dsc5276vr5yk0.jpg
 
JAP63 said:
Fu*k.
Thats scary shit?
what brand are they?
thats the problem, theres like 10 different brands that make the same wheels

and obviously there is a huge flaw in their design

luckily for all the ricers out there, their cars wont ever see the track, so they are most likely safe
 
Rims aren't subject to ADR's.

As long as you satisfy the % increase rules in relation to your tyre placard you'll be fine.
cool i will go put the terracotta rims I made out the back on.Hahahahahaha juss kiddddiiinnnnggggg.
 
djcharliek said:
Guys, one of my mates told me Magnesium rims are not ADR approved for street use. Is this true?

If so, I can go have a cry :(

Can we see a pic of these wheels
 
OFFON-4 said:
Can we see a pic of these wheels
PRODUCT:
EVO 400 Lite Weight Racing Rims,


Discription:
what can I say the most hard core rim i know,
18"

Comparision
RAYS TE37 6.2kg cost per set $4200
Ralliart 5.9kg $5k +

These are a magnesium centre and carbon outer layer.
Come in Silver and gold centres.
DYMAG.jpg

dymag1.jpg


nice ar'nt they :twisted: :roll: $ :x
 
as to standards for rims, i know when i imported my jspec the guy checked for a symbol on the rim to make sure it was legal. Not sure what the symbol meant or who governs em but almost every rim i have seen has it.

That said i guess its not hard to fake it.
 
I think its the JWL and VIA standards that need to be stamped on the rims for them to comply.

elem_local_t_know_jwl.gif


Japan Light Alloy Wheel certification

elem_local_t_know_via.gif


Vehicle Inspection Association

Mimmo

Not that these couldn't be forged of course :wink:
 
Entaran said:
Rims aren't subject to ADR's.

As long as you satisfy the % increase rules in relation to your tyre placard you'll be fine.
What i meant was to be sold by a proprieter.
 
djcharliek said:
JSTYLE said:
thats what charlie ordered!

Jon

HOpefully ordering. Just checking prices at the moment. $8.5K is a bit steep. I might have to fly to UK next time I'm on annual leave.


charlie


i heard you wanna give me some cassssssssssssssssssssssh :lol:
 
Back
Top