19 inch turbo twist rims..real or fake?

[funlovinguy24]

Yeah that is a very good question!

[Pat]

What type of certifications do they have?
Any info on quality control?
I'm guessing they're missing the quality many of us want.

[Overdrive]

I'd imagine this is one of those times where "you get what you pay for" rings true, Pat.

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[madmods]

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[Pat]

Thanks, madmods.
Wheels made in many countries carry the TUV or JWL or ISO or whatever certs. The country of origin doesn't necessarily dictate the cert. But I understand what you're saying and it is good info, nonetheless.

[Overdrive]

Originally Posted by madmods

Overdrive - you are absolutely right. It's one of those thing... based on luck. However, with today’s high tech manufacturing equipment and abundance of raw materials, it's pretty hard to fail

I agree with you on technological advancement, madmods, but on the flip side of that, if you're really putting $$$ into having advanced tech, I can't imagine you're turning that much of a profit per wheel unless you let something else go, like QC looking the other way every now and then when it comes to selecting suppliers, material impurities, defects, etc. This isn't directed solely at China, either, this is happening everywhere.

Simple but valid point-maker: I see people with brand new cars, easily less than a year old, with a headlight or taillight bulb out. Yesterday I saw a new Audi S5, and I think we all know Audi's doing LED running lights, and only the right side was lit on this car. How does that happen with a nearly $60,000 (US) "premium" car? Someone's really pinching pennies when it comes to quality control and supplier selection.

[The dude]

Usarim.com makes replicas. They look nice...... But, yeah.... They are not Porsche rims and somehow would make my car seem like the pretty girl next door turned porn star. It just cheapens the experience.