Enkei RPF1 Review: Are There Handling and Acceleration Improvements? Yes and No.

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  • čas přidán 19. 09. 2021
  • #enkei #rpf1
    Hey guys, I just got the wheels installed with my stock tires. I do notice a sharp improvement in acceleration. It feels like I gained 10 to 15 horsepower akin to the acceleration feel of a e90 328i. I did not notice any handling or steering response improvements.
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Komentáře • 8

  • @pushhrodd01
    @pushhrodd01 Před rokem +2

    where did you get those acura huh caps? for the rpf1

  • @1992it
    @1992it Před 4 měsíci

    how wide are the wheels?

  • @mr2garage
    @mr2garage Před 2 lety

    Interesting that acceleration feels quicker with these lighter wheels.

    • @jtworksoncars6341
      @jtworksoncars6341  Před 2 lety +1

      Less weight=better acceleration. Especially since this is unspring weight and rotational mass, the effect is more pronounced. We are talking about 24.5 lbs stock vs 15.4 lbs. That's almost a 40 lbs difference.

    • @kamadeva5121
      @kamadeva5121 Před rokem +1

      you're right, but loosing 40lbs of unsprung weight is actually about 200lbs of rotational weight wich is huge! I think the old drag racing theory is that you gain .100 secs per 100lbs loss so that's why your car is faster.

    • @mr2garage
      @mr2garage Před rokem +1

      Awesome! Thanks for education. Just got some 15x8 rpf1s wrapped in Nitto 205/50/15 and it feels almost as heavy as stock wheels. I'll have to weigh them to be sure.