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05-05-2010 #1
Differance between TORQUE-M & II's
I need help clrifying the differance between Torque thrust rims
I see advertised STYLES-M and Torque II's
All i can seem to notice is a one piece cast vs. 2 piece.
Do they look the same?
The D style are obviously diff.****please help***
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05-06-2010 #2Does no on really know?????????
I just want to buy the right ones for my cAR.CAN YOU BUILD PROTOUR ON A BUDGET?! NOT!
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05-06-2010 #3From what i understand the TTII's have step lip and the TTM doesnt have step lip
05-06-2010 #4
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I thought the difference was the M series were geared more for modern cars with a large offsets.
The 2's are are for more of a mid to low offset. Oder gen cars.
Plus as said, no stepped lip on the M series.
There is quite a difference in the spokes as well.2005 CBR 1000RR..."mostly stock".
1968 camaro... "in the works".
05-07-2010 #5
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The TTM's are basically Mustang Bullitt wheels, a one piece cast wheel. The TTII's use a cast center welded to a rim, this gives you more options when choosing offsets. The TTII is a better looking wheel in my opinion.
Aaron
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