Reverse lip or Step lip setup?
#16
Originally posted by jamie
I've been hearing more and more that there is an issue with reverse lip failing to shed water in the rain causing temporary, but significant, out of balance conditions.
Hasn't anyone else heard/experienced this?
I've been hearing more and more that there is an issue with reverse lip failing to shed water in the rain causing temporary, but significant, out of balance conditions.
Hasn't anyone else heard/experienced this?
I have Kinesis K58R. The car will shutter a bit at roughly 60-70mph...above and below, it seems to be fine.
Experience it all the time whenever there is a decent amount of rain....today especially at the meet.
#18
Originally posted by gabf1
my kinesis f110s are light:
19 x 8.5 (18 lbs)
19 x 11.5 (20 lbs)
my kinesis f110s are light:
19 x 8.5 (18 lbs)
19 x 11.5 (20 lbs)
f110's are one piece wheels are they not? You don't have a choice on step vs reverse lips.....
#19
Originally posted by spinergym3
You guys are right, reverse lip does appear to have a bigger look to it, I didnt noticed that until you guys pointed it out.
With step lip, 19" looks as if it is only 18" (from side view of course).
The wheels Im probably going to buy is either Kinesis (mesh design) or Gemballa (mesh design).
Thanks,
SPIN
2004 996 TT conv.
MBZ e55 AMG
BMW X5 4.6is
BMW e46 M3 (Sold)
ACURA NSX (Sold)
You guys are right, reverse lip does appear to have a bigger look to it, I didnt noticed that until you guys pointed it out.
With step lip, 19" looks as if it is only 18" (from side view of course).
The wheels Im probably going to buy is either Kinesis (mesh design) or Gemballa (mesh design).
Thanks,
SPIN
2004 996 TT conv.
MBZ e55 AMG
BMW X5 4.6is
BMW e46 M3 (Sold)
ACURA NSX (Sold)
Gemballa's new design 19's have a step lip.
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