Ruf Rims
#5
For example:
Last edited by KelvinC; 12-18-2007 at 11:48 PM.
#6
didn't say there was anything wrong with them, but i bet you the other wheels are my by oz as well licensed exclusively thru Ruf.
just telling everyone that there's no secret Ruf potion added to these wheels.
just telling everyone that there's no secret Ruf potion added to these wheels.
#7
I think as long as they are "exclusive" to RUF....then its fine. If OZ is their manufacturer of RUF's own design...or OZ developed the rim for RUF..and RUF only then that is cool. But thats my opinion...
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#8
hi there from germany.
thats not right, the five spoke rim is made by/for RUF.
you can get them (if you have the money) in magnesium as well.
Superlight but around 10k EUR which is a fortune.
It's not that they just fit perfectly even the quality is ahead.
If you are talking about Techard aso I will agree but RUF is RUF.
Anyway,
there are a lot of guys driving around with the 19" even on 993. They are just gourgous!
regards,
Christoph
thats not right, the five spoke rim is made by/for RUF.
you can get them (if you have the money) in magnesium as well.
Superlight but around 10k EUR which is a fortune.
It's not that they just fit perfectly even the quality is ahead.
If you are talking about Techard aso I will agree but RUF is RUF.
Anyway,
there are a lot of guys driving around with the 19" even on 993. They are just gourgous!
regards,
Christoph
#9
hi there from germany.
thats not right, the five spoke rim is made by/for RUF.
you can get them (if you have the money) in magnesium as well.
Superlight but around 10k EUR which is a fortune.
It's not that they just fit perfectly even the quality is ahead.
If you are talking about Techard aso I will agree but RUF is RUF.
Anyway,
there are a lot of guys driving around with the 19" even on 993. They are just gourgous!
regards,
Christoph
thats not right, the five spoke rim is made by/for RUF.
you can get them (if you have the money) in magnesium as well.
Superlight but around 10k EUR which is a fortune.
It's not that they just fit perfectly even the quality is ahead.
If you are talking about Techard aso I will agree but RUF is RUF.
Anyway,
there are a lot of guys driving around with the 19" even on 993. They are just gourgous!
regards,
Christoph
#10
hi there from germany.
thats not right, the five spoke rim is made by/for RUF.
you can get them (if you have the money) in magnesium as well.
Superlight but around 10k EUR which is a fortune.
It's not that they just fit perfectly even the quality is ahead.
If you are talking about Techard aso I will agree but RUF is RUF.
Anyway,
there are a lot of guys driving around with the 19" even on 993. They are just gourgous!
regards,
Christoph
thats not right, the five spoke rim is made by/for RUF.
you can get them (if you have the money) in magnesium as well.
Superlight but around 10k EUR which is a fortune.
It's not that they just fit perfectly even the quality is ahead.
If you are talking about Techard aso I will agree but RUF is RUF.
Anyway,
there are a lot of guys driving around with the 19" even on 993. They are just gourgous!
regards,
Christoph
they are made by OZ or some other wheel company dude. even the "forged" print on the center of the five spoke wheels look just like the ones on the superleggera IIIs which is also a wheel used by ruf on their rt12.
#11
Just speculating hear. I would imagine that if they are made by another factory really would not matter if they are made to RUF Spec's makes them a RUF Rim and R&D would be accomplished by Road testing on there own course in germany and racing and there supply chain well it's RUF which has been around along time.
#12
Coming from the motorcycle roadracing world and having had similar re-badging relationships with companies, I can't speculate on how the RUF relationshiip works, but I can tell you from my own background... the products we brought in, and re-badged were produced to our specs just like if we had our own manufacturing process and moved it off-shore... no difference.
#15
The wheels may be manufactured by OZ, but that really means nothing at all. Just like a good number of different name brand televisions are made by one electronics manufacturer. That doesn't mean that they are all the same thing with a different badge on them. If RUF approaches OZ with material and manufacturing specifications, and has OZ manufacture a small run of wheels, that doesn't mean that they are OZ wheels rebadged as RUF. RUF just outsourced the manufacturing for them, it happens all the time.