- What is going, on guys?
It is Jasper. (sputtering)
What is going on, guys?
It is Jasper from Fitment Industries and we are doing.
(sputtering and laughing)
(screams)
Hold on, I gotta walk it off for a second.
(whispering) West side walk it out.
East side walk it.
North side walk it out.
Ayyy (laughing) okay.
What is going on, guys?
It is Jasper from Fitment Industries
and we are doing a giveaway with Cosmos Racing.
Make sure you check the details of the giveaway
out at the end of the video and let's get right into it.
Today, we are going to be talking about underrated wheels.
Now the first underrated wheel is the Desmond Regamasters.
As well and as respected as these wheels are,
they are also very uncommon
You're not gonna see 'em at your local car meet.
It almost won't be likely to see 'em even at a big car show
because these wheels are very hard to find.
Now the reason why these are uncommon is because,
well, the specs are a little specific.
It's normally like all 18s.
It's like nine and a half wide, 10 and a half wide,
and it's about a couple millimeters off
between, like, four options.
Now when these wheels are seen,
they are very highly respected because of how rare they are.
Normally, you can find 'em used,
but they're about $3,000 roughly
but you can also buy 'em new.
You have to preorder 'em on their website
and it's a Russian company.
I personally, I haven't had to order through them,
so I don't know if it's a hard language barrier or anything,
but there's just very uncommon.
They're more expensive, they're a little specific,
and they're just kind of,
they're not everyone's first choice
but that's perfectly okay.
Now our next wheel's Autostrada Modena.
It's an 80s wheel that was inspired by the Ferrari F40
and was produced by Work Wheels in Japan.
(mumbling)
Now these wheels are a classic five-spoke design.
They have this really cool locking mechanism
that's a pin to the hex cap and it's just,
it's really original.
Now 3SDM did remake a very similar set of these.
Typically, these wheels are gonna be seen
with a silver face and a polished wheel.
It's just the most classic look you can go for.
Normally, these wheels are running around 2,500
to three grand, depending on how you can get 'em.
You can rebuild a set for about 1,700 bucks with starting
and then, y'know, you get all the fancy whatever.
But the point being that they're very uncommon
because a lot of people just can't find 'em.
Normally when they own 'em,
they're always 'em on their car until they die.
So for our next wheel, we're doing the Fifteen52 Mullet.
Now the Mullet, you know, it's like the
business in the front, party in the back,
kind of like a Trans Am basically in a hair cut.
The Fifteen52 Mullet is a remake
of an 80s-style Cragar Wheel
that they beautifully showed the example
of how to remake an old-style wheel for today's specs.
Fifteen52 isn't quite known for their three-piece wheels.
A lot of people just don't pay for them.
It's normally the Tarmacs, the Turbo Max, all that stuff.
Their three-piece edition Fifteen52 Mullets
are very uncommon.
Already, Fifteen52 three-piece wheels
are really hard to find normally.
So next on our list is Pirelli PSlot.
Now the PSlot was designed by Pirelli, yeah,
that's pretty self-explanatory.
It's like a circle and then it's got, like,
these really long P, like Pirelli P, you know?
It's like slots that are P, Pslot, yeah.
P right, do the thing, yeah.
So there's gonna be two different versions of 'em.
There's gonna be one that the Ps are a
seven millimeter gap apart and then there's another one
where the Ps are a 10 millimeter gap apart.
Not a huge different, I know.
Typically, you're gonna see these on old Euro cars.
Some people rebuild on the three-piece wheels.
It all depends really what you're gonna do about it but,
personally, I've only seen one set of these
and it was rebuilt a three-piece.
One of the cleanest looking wheels I've ever seen,
one of the most unique, and definitely very underrated.
Now the last on our list is the CCW Classic 5.
Now CCW as-is isn't a very underrated company
but, in their Classic series, they did come out with
a very simple wheel.
Now CCW is a little, they like to come back
to the retro age, especially in the Classic series,
very much so.
They brought together a very simple five-spoke,
very complex build, but still perfectly did a
simple five-spoke design.
Now normally, I've only seen these on a couple of cars,
normally very Euro-inspired, not a very JDM-style wheel.
The faces come normally in a brusque silver finish
and they come in a 16 and a 18.
So that's it for our underrated wheels list, part two.
Don't forget that we're going a low as
zero percent financing for the month of January
through a firm.
Now we're doing a giveaway with Cosmos Racing Wheels.
We are giving away a set of XT-206Rs.
Now the easiest way to get in
is that you go on our website, buy one of these t-shirts,
and you'll be entered to win.
We're choosing a winner at the end of the month
and good luck to everyone.
Well, I'm also Jasper from Fitment Industries
and we sell wheels, tires, coils,
you know, the whole shebang.
You know Rainey's sitting behind me taking pictures of me.
Whatever, I'm over it.
I'm Jasper with Fitment Industries and I'll see you later.
Peace.