Differance between TORQUE-M & II's

[STROKED]

From what i understand the TTII's have step lip and the TTM doesnt have step lip

[justasquid]

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.

[bobbaganoosh]

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.

[DriverzInc]

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.

Yes, The M wheels are one piece, and casted and marketed towards the mass produced cars like the new Mustangs, Chargers, 300C's, etc. The TTII's are two piece, so they are welded to a custom offset for custom apps, like muscle cars, etc. The TTII's are better looking for a classic car.. but that is opinion.

Simply put, TTII"s are for classic cars, and M's are more targeted to mass production vehicles.

[skinnyboy67]

Thanks guys for the input,very helpful...now just gotta pull the trigger and order

[skinnyboy67]

Now that i have researched the crap out of these torque thrusts...
Does anyone have any suggestions where to buy from for rock bottom prices???
" Wheels for Less" seem to be the best so far?? Any feedback is always appriciated.