I personally think that 5-spoke is kind of played out. So I'd stay away from the
RS5.
The
CDR9 looks sort of like the Tantrums which is very popular not only with Toyotas, but even with Hondas, VWs, etc. So I'd stay away from those too.
The
RSF2 looks like the Racing Hart CP-035 which is good, but it is 5-spoke which is bad, but then again it is dual 5-spoke which is sort of unique.
The
RS6 is classic 6-spoke which I think is less common for now, but the spokes are a little too thick for my liking.
So I rank them in this order:
RS6 / RSF2 (tie)
CDR9
RS5
I would have put the CDR9 on top but I personally like to be unique. I want rims that nobody else has. I have the SSR Type-C lightweight semi-forged rims. Weight was an important factor for me... THE factor I should say. I do notice the difference at high speeds. The car doesn't seem to want to stop climbing on the speedo and it is much much quicker getting up I think.
Good luck.
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Hi, i'm in a bit of a dilemma for i can't choose which rim style i want so i believe your guy's input may help me. I'm lookin at Enkei 17X7's hoping to fit them on 215/45/17 tires. So here they are
http://www.whalentire.com/wheels/enkei/pictures/cdr9.jpg
http://www.whalentire.com/wheels/enkei/pictures/RS5.jpg
http://www.whalentire.com/wheels/enkei/pictures/rsf-2.jpg
http://www.whalentire.com/wheels/enkei/pictures/rs6.jpg
Sorry guys i duno how tomake pictures appear on the post. Thanks!
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these are only 14.5lbs
and these are only 14lbs.
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