- You ever just been, like, sitting at home,
watching some Disney+ or Hulu,
or whatever the hell that it is that you're watching,
browsing around on your laptop,
just looking at car parts or parts for your car
and wondering how exactly they would look
on your car specifically, and wondering,
do those wheels look good on, you know, my car?
And then the next thing you know,
you're just stuck in that limbo of online window shopping,
and then the next thing you know,
two hours have passed by and you're wondering
where the hell the afternoon of your Sunday went.
What's up everybody,
my name is Gels from Fitment Industries
and we are here today to hopefully
help you out with that little situation
on today's episode of The Build Sheet,
where we're going to be going over
five wheels that look good on any car.
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First up on the good old list for today,
we have none other than the infamous
six-spoke wheel all the way from Japan
that is known as the origin of the Forge Sports Wheel.
And that would have to be none other than the Volk TE37.
Developed by Rays Engineering,
the Volk TE37 is one of the only
mold-formed forged wheels currently on the market.
This type of manufacturing process produces
the shape of the wheel during the initial forging process,
which allows the grain in the metal to
flow with the actual shape and design on the wheel,
which in turn, gives us the strong, lightweight TE37
that we have come to know and love.
The TE37 is a fantastic wheel and is one that is
highly sought-after in the aftermarket community,
especially when it comes to anything JDM.
With all the different variations offered with the TE37,
like the TE37 Ultra, or the RT, or the V, or the X
or the Super Lap, the Sonic, or the Saga, or the SL
or probably a couple more that I'm actually missing,
there really is something out there for everybody
when it comes down to the TE37,
and that is another good reason as to why these wheels
truly can look good on almost any car out there.
Second up on the list, we have another classic,
and that is the Enkei RPF1.
Now, it's no surprise as to why the RPF1
is on this list of wheels that look good on any car,
but it does help that, you know,
the wheel is offered in literally
any size out there that you can possibly imagine,
from Miatas to Evos to GTRs, the RPF1 has seen it,
pretty much all.
The classic split six-spoke is easily recognizable
and offers not only the styling, but the performance
to go with it that suits anyone who's looking
to do any kind of performance driving with their car.
Paired with the signature MAT process from NK,
or the matte technology,
the RPF1 is able to reduce its weight by 10 to 15%
by going through that process.
And with the price point, that is much, much
cheaper to the previous TE37, we just talked about.
The RPF1 is a fantastic choice for anyone looking
for an intermediate priced wheel that offers
great looks and a ton of performance.
Up next, keeping with the Japanese wheel thing,
shocker, I know.
It would be the Work Emotion CR Kiwami.
If you're looking at getting into wheels
with that iconic Work name, the Kiwami
or maybe even the D9R, are going to be the wheels
that you are probably going to be looking at.
As they are some of the more entry level options
when it comes to Work wheels.
And I say entry level with some heavy quotations.
But the Kiwami is just another example of wheels
that look good on just about everything
and we've seen many other wheel companies
throughout the years take inspiration
from the split five-spoke design into their own wheels.
The Kiwami is a simple, yet effective design
that looks absolutely killer, especially when you start
to get up into the wider widths and lower offsets.
And the concavity really starts to set off the wheel design.
We see this very common with the Z-platform,
like the Nissan 350 and the 370-Zs running the Kiwamis.
Along with that, we them commonly run on the Genesis Couppe,
and even the Infinity lineup as well.
Coming in hot at number four on this list, we have
a wheel that hits home to the European car scene
a little bit, but truly does look good
on just about anything out there.
And that's proven by the number of cars
that we have seen them on in our gallery.
And that is, of course, the Rotiform RSE.
This multi-spoke mesh design from Rotiform features
all the things that the Euro-scene loves.
The sizes, the finishes, the center lock look
with the hidden lugs and all that sort of stuff.
And just overall design characteristics
that make the RSV pretty much a universal wheel.
Even though the RSV is more commonly seen
in its single-piece cast bearing it,
it is also offered in a multi-piece option
from Rotiform as well.
And typically we see these a lot on BMWs,
particularly like E-36s, GTI's, WRXs, some Evos
and even some Mustangs as well.
So hitting a little bit of the domestic scene
along with that.
And then, last but certainly not least,
on the list of wheels that look good
on pretty much any car out there,
it would have to be none other
than the Cosmis Racing XT-006R.
This wheel fits the list perfectly, one,
because it looks good on everything, duh.
And two, because it has been a wheel
that is becoming more and more popular
and has been growing in popularity over the last year or so.
It is a very popular choice
among those who are doing drift-builds or track-builds,
as they are a very strong, rugged wheel
that offer a great styling characteristic.
The six-spoke design with the step lip
fits a wide variety of different vehicles
in a crazy amount of finishes that Cosmis Racing offers.
You know, for not only the 0-0-600,
but like all of their wheels.
You can find the perfect color to match
pretty much any color of your vehicle.
So there you have it, a quick list
of five wheels that look good
on pretty much any vehicle out there.
If there are wheels that you think
should have made the list,
that you know, that didn't because there's five
and we limit ourselves to five,
feel free to drop them down in the comments below,
and don't forget that you can check out all the wheels
that we just covered over at fitmentindustries.com.
I'm Gels, from Fitment Industries.
We'll see you later.
Peace.
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