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      06-16-2016, 05:10 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by ndinh View Post
I was in the same boat last year. I've had both forged and cast wheels myself and trust me, you can crack/dent forged wheels just as easily as you can with cast wheels. The weight savings is the key here but since it'll go on the wife's car, she probably won't notice. I ended up buying a set of cast Concept One CS55 for the wife's F10. A week later, she scraped the entire rear at the Del Taco drive-thru. Not a big deal but if I had paid for Vorsteiner's, I probably would've slashed my wrist.
LOL, exactly!!!! I went with forged for my wheels because I did want the weight savings. But if I was looking for winter wheels, or if I regularly change wheels, then cast would be fine. Strength between forged vs cast is negligible (depending on brand, there are REALLY strong and light forged wheels, but they will cost $3k + per wheel). Hit a pothole hard enough and you can crack any wheel.

In general, VMR has a really good reputation on the forums, and they are very reasonably priced.
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