Volk Racing TE37V steppin’ it up!

By admin • January 7, 2010

Here’s some new school for the old school… RAYS Engineering has shown us a preview of the TE37V, made especially for all the old school Toyota and Datsun / Nissan junkies. The TE37V comes in aggressive offsets for that deep dish look, perfect for AE86, 240/260/280Z, 240SX, etc. This forged monoblock wheel will be produced in the 4×114.3 lug pattern. The first batch in production will be finished in March, so we should have them here from Japan by the end of April.

Sizes: 15×6.5 offset +13, 15×7.5 offset +6, 15×8 offset 0, 15×8.5 offset -5, 15×9 offset -15, 15×9.5 offset -20, 15×10 offset -25
Lug pattern: 4×114.3
Lip size: 56mm (S-rim), 82mm (L-rim), 94mm (LL-rim)
Colors: Bronze (standard), MDC Gunmetal (extra)
Weight: 10.5 – 12 lbs

MSRP starts at $550.00 per wheel. Pre-order yours today and be the first to rock these bad boys. Give us a call for best pricing!

Categories: News
Tags: 240sx, 280z, Bad Boys, Datsun, Datsun Nissan, Deep Dish, Gunmetal, Junkies, Lip Size, Lug Pattern, Monoblock, Msrp, Nbsp, Nissan, Offsets, Old School, Rays Engineering, Rim, Volk Racing, Wheel

3 Responses to “Volk Racing TE37V steppin’ it up!”

larryll79
November 28, 2010 at 4:16 am | Permalink

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Dblade
January 21, 2011 at 2:19 am | Permalink

There were plenty of old school RPGS on the PSone even with FF7 in full swing: The tales of destiny series was as old school as you can get, and it thrived and updated itself while keeping the same feel. Persona 1 and 2 and FF tactics are also “old school” games, as was the remakes of the Lunar games. Grandia is also very old school in presentation. Suikoden as well, classic old school game.

Even now, old school games are hardly niche. Disagea and virtually everything NIS puts out could have been done on a psone. The Nintendo DS especially overflows with old school games, even old school to have roguelikes and wizardry clones.

The big budget games became a draw, but they enabled the whole genre to flourish, and it got much better, even the old school ones.
Ping.fm
October 19, 2011 at 7:26 pm | Permalink

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