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Old 09-12-2007, 07:12 AM
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Does anyone have any views/experience with Work wheels. I'm thinking of getting the RXX model.
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never used them personally but they have a very good reputation. some of their wheels are forged. in japan they are considered comparable to Volks which are excellent wheels.
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pm boinkus44 or look under his threads. He got a set a few weeks ago and has some good comments on them - and a caveat on stud use.
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