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A lot of guys don't like the step lip as they aren't as "blingy" as the reverse. Its totally a personal preference. I have the best of both worlds with each car. You just have to worry about rain with a reverse lip (as so I have heard on the boards) with water settling and getting a nasty vibration. I have had my K18's to the track and everywhere else without any issues at all. Here are some pics of them on my car.
[QUOTE=RobynC]You just have to worry about rain with a reverse lip (as so I have heard on the boards) with water settling and getting a nasty vibration.
What?
water?
vibration??? - I never of such of thing
Things are good Alex...thanks for asking.
Yes, reverse lip vibraion while driving in the rain. Water accumulates in the wheel well...and causes a vibration. I think there might have been a thread or two on it....look for HRE. Not sure it's exclusive to HRE or not...but I will tell you my experience....I never noticed it in the rain. I suppose I drove fast enough for the water to not accumulate.
Love those wheels! Those are the R's. Nice flat lips. I almost bought them, if it werent for the
moron
who answered the phone
Here's the thread. Good luck.
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...hlight=kinesis
Wow! I never knew it would do that. I guess when the water gets trap in that centrifugal rotation, its like lead weight that unbalances the wheels!! I learn something new everyday. Thanx
i actually like the full look of the stepped lip and find the reverse lip a little too flat. you can't see it nearly as well rolling as the stepped lip. but yea, beauty eye beholder
with that said, the OZ Superleggera III wheels have the flat lip, but do not have the issue with vibration in the rain. living in seattle, ask me how i know this.
why? because OZ actually manufacturers their rim and center parts and designs all that **** in house whereas kinesis, HRE, asanti, iForged, what have you source their stuff from a vendor whereupon you don't have nearly the qc as OZ/BBS or say fikse who do all their stuff in -house.
plus, kinesis was sold to lexani. u need to check out their new ads. def a diff focus now. good or bad who cares.
