(techno bass music)
(car engine)
(techno bass music)
- (singing) She put my heart, in a bag.
And nobody...
(winces)
You see, when you sing that song with this knife
in your hand, this is too much.
Is there a smaller knife?
This will work much better.
I feel like I'm scary with that.
- (Men off camera) That's what I gave you.
Where did you find that?
(laughter)
- I feel like YouTube is gonna demonetize me
for showing that.
Hey guys, what's going on?
It's Alex from Fitment Industries.
And you guys might be wondering why
are we unboxing more ESR wheels?
And Alex, why are you wearing a Windbreaker
when it's zero degrees outside?
Both are valid points, okay.
Number one, and more importantly,
we wanted to let you guys know that we
are doing a giveaway with ESR Wheels.
Now, we're kicking it a nickel,
we're bringing up the game just a hair.
This is about as excited as I'm probably
gonna get besides unboxing wheels,
because I really enjoy this.
It's like Christmas, or the Holidays
depending on whatever it is that you celebrate.
This is regardless of the point.
But, you guys are gonna have a chance
to win a set of multi-piece real authentic ESR wheels.
Okay, here's how the giveaway works this time.
If you pick up this article of clothing,
every five dollars, I gotta get this right,
otherwise you'll get mad at me.
Every five dollars you spend,
gets you an entry, okay.
So we have three articles of clothing
that we're doing for this giveaway.
We have, good old-fashioned Windbreaker.
We got the classic T-Shirt and we have a
sweatshirt as well.
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This is something that's completely new to us.
And we'll be making a donation at the end of all
of this, to Make a Wish Foundation.
And to start it off we're gonna unbox
some of their new CS lineup and
kinda talk about that a little bit.
So ESR, they just keep trying to
introduce new stuff.
And, on top of that, a lot of their designs
are their own.
Which is kinda neat.
We're watching a transition.
A Joaquin Phoenix, if you will.
You know what I'm saying?
This is a CS2 that we're gonna be looking at
in three different finishes.
Because, just how we do things around here.
On top of that, the CS2's a new wheel that's coming out
but they also have another wheel that will
be dropping as well.
I'm gonna put this nicely over here.
Psyche!
(explosion)
And we're gonna go to this one first.
(box falls to the floor)
18 by nine and a half, plus 22.
Five by 114.3.
So solid sizing.
Plus 22's gonna be more of an aggressive look
for ya, and I'm gonna bet that
there's gonna be a little bit of a baby lip on this.
Now nine and a halfs, generally speaking,
don't have a ton of lip,
but, when you get the plus 22 it
does give you a little bit there.
Which I think,
is banging, all right.
Let's chit-chat about this, for hot minute.
Here's what I like about these wheels.
Is the fact that they're trying something new
and they're doing something different.
ESR has been really growing into that space.
If you look at their multi-piece line up,
which you can get a chance to win,
(laughs) and if you look at their one piece
forged options, and you start looking
at their new wheel designs,
and stuff like that,
they really are starting to grow
outside of the scope of what I think
some of the older generations knows them as.
Which is super cool to see.
Taking a look at the back, you can see it's got
back pocketing, helps save weight,
kinda take cares of that.
And if you actually also look,
they have these little indentations for you,
I'm assuming to be able to take out
this simulated hardware,
if you so choose.
But on top of that, anything to help take away
the metal on the back, also helps shave weight.
The back pad looks good.
Looks like just from the design of it too,
it should be able to clear,
probably a pretty decent amount of brakes.
I'm not seeing a ton of big brake clearance on this,
but I could be completely mistaken.
I think sometimes these nine and a half plus 22s
can be a bit deceiving with that.
But, more than likely, this will be able to fit.
The design is very flat.
The flat designs I feel as if are coming back slightly
in certain designs, depending on what it goes on.
I'm seeing more people decide that they want a
little bit of a lip,
than they do concavity.
So with that being said, a nine and a half plus 22
is getting you an inch and a half lip.
You've got the simulated step lip too.
Gives it some nice depth.
So even though this is a 18 that step lip
also gives it a little bit more depth.
Makes it look a little bit smaller, too.
And because it has this raised indentation right here,
it really does pull off a lot of depth from
the lip to the actual face.
So, super cool.
I like that.
Now let's take a look at this one.
So this is the same one except it's in
a different finish.
This is an 18 by nine and a half too, plus 22.
So same exact size.
Just a different finish.
So taking a look at this, it's actually kinda
interesting just how much the color
can really play a difference in how big it looks.
That's what she said.
And also just the overall definition of what the
whole wheel is trying to pull you eyes to
in terms of the color.
So when you look at this one over here,
to me it almost looks slightly bigger
than the one that does over here.
And I think that that has a lot to do
with the fact that this polished lip
almost kinda hides more.
Whereas this having two different colors
almost makes it
push in the design face just a little bit more.
This makes it look smaller.
This makes it look bigger because this flows together
versus trying to show a contrasting piece so much.
So, I enjoy this one more, but I definitely like
the brown's flake, especially as we're trying
to offer more kinda different colors
than just your standard silver and black
and all that sort of stuff.
So to see a brown flake is always a nice touch.
I think with that being said,
this is probably gonna have the same setup
on the back, it definitely does.
We're looking at the silver going all the way through.
Which is nice, having that consistent color
right even throughout the back of the wheel
is very nice.
And you've be shocked at sometimes you'll
see wheels that don't do that.
Here's a 10 and a half, in other words.
So this is a 10 and a half, a whole inch wider.
Same offset, plus 22.
Taking a look at what it is.
A matte gun metal with a machine lip.
This thing, as the cool kids say around the workplace,
slaps, okay.
One of the things that I like the most about this
is that it combines both color,
beams, and it kinda meets right in the middle.
So, the bronze, I think, is the loudest
I think of the color options.
Which I know bronze is not inherently a very loud color.
To a lot of people.
But I think when you start putting it on to
a car you start to see that you have to mix
and match all of that color throughout the whole thing.
So the bronze has to go and flow from the wheels,
maybe into the interior, into the side-skirts,
or something like that, just to kinda bring
the whole thing together.
When you're looking at the silver on the other hand,
the silver is very, I think more subtle.
But then again, because it's more subtle,
it can get lost and you're not gonna
pay a lot of attention to the wheel.
Because silver is a very common color.
I think when you start looking at this one
right in the middle, you get the best of both worlds.
You get that polished, or silver lip,
which helps make the gray pop out.
The gray is inherently more of a subtle color,
but because it's surrounded by the silver,
it makes it pop a little bit more.
So same exact thing, back pad pocketing,
everything's cut out.
I really do enjoy it.
The lip is not too much bigger on the 10 and a half,
but it is a decent size.
You'll be able to see it a little bit more on the
step lip when they do the B-roll and all that
sort of good stuff.
And the plus 22 here means it's pretty much gonna
a whole good chunk of change.
So there's more inner barrel, even though
it is a one piece wheel obviously.
But the inner barrel does get a little
bit bigger on this just because
the offset doesn't change.
But, all of them are banging color wise.
I think what it really depends on is,
what sort of build style are you going with
or what do you want your car to look like.
Silver will never look bad.
Gray here I think is probably one of the hottest color
ways right now.
And the bronze is more of like a functional,
kind of aggressive in-your-face color if you're
just looking at the color of the wheel,
the set of the wheel.
So, with that being said,
these are the CS2, these are brand new.
So these are gonna be on the website over on
www.fitmentindustries.com, on top of that,
just so you guys know, we are doing a giveaway
with ESR Wheels.
We are giving away a set of multi-piece ESR wheels.
So it's a big thing for us, we're gonna be
making a big donation to Make a Wish on top of that.
And just so you guys know they'll be a description link
below on how to enter, what pieces you gotta pick up.
Every five dollars that you spend on this,
what is this, a Windbreaker, a sweatshirt, or a T-Shirt
gets you an entry in to win.
And then if you wanna make any additional donations
so that we can continue to do a Make a Wish,
that would be absolutely awesome.
Helps make a difference, we're trying to donate
I think like a hundred grand in 2020,
so it'd be super cool if you guys could help us out.
Anyway, we hope you guys enjoy.
Don't forget to subscribe and if you're looking for
wheels, tires, suspension hit up
www.fitmentindustries.com.
I'm Alex, from Fitment Industries, we will see you later.
Peace.