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Buying Wheels=> Vote Which One

Discussion in 'Gen 3 Prius Accessories and Modifications' started by wstevensiv, May 3, 2011.

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  1. T-Fork

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  2. FD-05

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  3. Neither, youll end up regretting getting aftermarket wheels.

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  1. wstevensiv

    wstevensiv New Member

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    I will be choosing between the enkei t-fork and fd-05. I like the machined gunmetal look as I think it will go well with my silver prius. I will also have it lowered.

    t-fork:
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    fd-05:
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    thanks!
     
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    I like 5 spoke wheels. IMO gives the best illusion when in motion.
     
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    I prefer the look of the t-fork but wish the center area wasn't as busy with so many predrilled holes.
     
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    T-Fork looks nice!
     
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    T-fork.
    But both look good.
     
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    T-fort in 18", because the FD-05 can't stand up to the factory 17" five spokes.
     
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    me too...but i still think it looks goood on this hindsight:
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    If those are my options than the t-fork
     
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    Did you check out Gram lites or oz wheels. I have had both and really liked them. Fdo5 of the two you displayed.
     
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    T-Forks.
     
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    I am open to suggestions! I do like the gunmetal machined though...and I do not want to spend more than 200 a wheel.
     
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    Yeah, gramlites seem expensive no?

    the oz wheels i was looking at were more expensive, but they weighed slightly less...which is nice.
     
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    did you get your eibachs in? I need pics to see if 17 is going to be big enough...I really would prefer to get 17 as there are more lrr options but I do want it to look good...

    btw I love your wheels...
     
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    Not yet, this is as far as I have gotten ...
     

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    hurry up! do it tonight!!!
     
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    I'm tellin' ya folks, Insight is not a bad looking car at all. IF it had Prius size, drivetrain and power, I know peoples would be hittin' it like rabbits. That's a big IF though. C'mon Honda.

     
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    Oh dear, someone's been polishing a turd.
     
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    and the batteries didn't crap out... Honda has demonstrated that it can't do hybrids.
     
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    Few things to say. I wouldn't want either one on my Prius, but between the two, voted for fd.

    I like the OEM 17's quite a bit, but I tend to like something styled more like this because they have an OEM look -

    gal_lg88.jpg

    Would be easier if they just gave a wheel option for the III and IV, like with navigation but not with sunroof because of the weight restriction.