Just a quick question, I just bought mines and they come just with 5 holes in the center where the lug nuts are, but I see other people with the same model 57dr and they have 10 holes or 10 counterbores in each wheel, you why is that? Thanks
While I've been looking at Gram lights and your BC forged, I see those advan GT's in the background, I was told those were back ordered like 7-8 months, what you got back there lol
So how much better are forged wheels compared to these cast wheels? Seems like forged is the way to go if you want lighter and stronger wheels. Seen other forged wheels for cheaper from Konig, not sure how these compare to that? Are you basically paying for the Rays name?
Konig wheels are flow formed. The reason these are heavier because they have mold form cast faces and rolled barrels. But they’re lighter than regular full cast wheels by a lot. They’re also very strong because rays has great technology. That’s why most drifters you see will have these 57s.
@@ValkenDnBgrams light are flow form wheel there not full forge wheels you gotta buy volk racing for that flow form wheels get pretty close to forge wheels In weight but there still not as stiff or as strong as full forge wheels.
If Rays is a leader in wheel technology then why aren't the Gram Lights Flow Forged? Even Rota makes their Grid flow forged now. $2,400 for cast wheels is absolutely ridiculous. Tell Rays to get off their backside and make the 57DR flow-forged.
@@vivid_racing Lmao...I did a little more research. From what I gathered the construction of the Gram Lights is equal to or superior to other manufacturer flow-forged processes. Also heard Ray's impact testing is 20% higher than the industry standard. I don't know if the latter is true, but if it is it justifies why the gram lights cost what they cost.
Glad to hear they actually aren’t heavy. On fitment industries it says 31 lbs for 19x8.5. No way going from a 18 to 19 would add 11 lbs 😅
Just a quick question, I just bought mines and they come just with 5 holes in the center where the lug nuts are, but I see other people with the same model 57dr and they have 10 holes or 10 counterbores in each wheel, you why is that?
Thanks
While I've been looking at Gram lights and your BC forged, I see those advan GT's in the background, I was told those were back ordered like 7-8 months, what you got back there lol
Depends on sizing. Shoot an email to sales@vividracing.com
How much for mustache ride
You can email mustacherides@vividracing
So how much better are forged wheels compared to these cast wheels? Seems like forged is the way to go if you want lighter and stronger wheels. Seen other forged wheels for cheaper from Konig, not sure how these compare to that? Are you basically paying for the Rays name?
Much stronger and lighter. There is a difference still between FlowForge and monoblock Forged wheels.
@@vivid_racing so gram lights are still worth the money over flow forged?
@@ValkenDnBdo u want real wheels or replica??
Konig wheels are flow formed. The reason these are heavier because they have mold form cast faces and rolled barrels. But they’re lighter than regular full cast wheels by a lot. They’re also very strong because rays has great technology. That’s why most drifters you see will have these 57s.
@@ValkenDnBgrams light are flow form wheel there not full forge wheels you gotta buy volk racing for that flow form wheels get pretty close to forge wheels In weight but there still not as stiff or as strong as full forge wheels.
Will the 57 DR Fit brembos?
Potentially! Email sales@vividracing.com if you want to learn more about the specs!
do you carry these for s2000 fitment in 17 and 17.5??
Absolutely email the team sales@vividracing.com
How can I get 5x130 Gramlight 57DR Rays?
We have other options for that lug pattern as well.
Rs filter only shows xr wheels.....
Email the team sometimes we don’t get all classifications right and you have to search by size sales@vividracing.com
If Rays is a leader in wheel technology then why aren't the Gram Lights Flow Forged? Even Rota makes their Grid flow forged now. $2,400 for cast wheels is absolutely ridiculous. Tell Rays to get off their backside and make the 57DR flow-forged.
Please do not use Rota and Rays in the same sentence. I have to go stab my eyes out now
@@vivid_racing Lmao...I did a little more research. From what I gathered the construction of the Gram Lights is equal to or superior to other manufacturer flow-forged processes. Also heard Ray's impact testing is 20% higher than the industry standard. I don't know if the latter is true, but if it is it justifies why the gram lights cost what they cost.
$500 for a cast wheel ?
I thought gram lights were flow formed
me too, unfortunately they’re not, i was reading one was rays product book, they’re just cast