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Making of Rays Engineering Wheels

August 6, 2010 by thub  
Filed under Engineering


Making of Rays Engineering (subsidiary of Mackin Industries) wheels. One of the top Japanese racing wheel manufacturers, Rays Engineering brands include: Volk Racing, Gram Lights and G-Games. Their unique wheel forging process gives you an insight of why their wheels are so valuable and desired. They are used in the top disciplines of motorsport, including touring car racing, sports cars (ALMS, SuperGT) and Formula 1.

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25 Responses to “Making of Rays Engineering Wheels”
  1. DRUMMERNIGGA says:

    so whats better bbs or volks?

  2. Gcoups says:

    @Shazee083 i dont have any machine. What machines are talkin bout?

  3. blabblah69 says:

    You see world, this is quality!

  4. Shazee083 says:

    @Gcoups Do you have the same machine as Rays Engineering.

  5. Shazee083 says:

    @Gcoups do you have the same machine as you do.

  6. ChEmOThEoRy says:

    Volk ce28

  7. 92SAITO92 says:

    I would hate to see the electrical bill for this place hahaha

  8. hash5er says:

    Why Ferrari is so expensive?

  9. scottpkura says:

    Materials, Production Process, and to produce a product in japan on this scale (Large Facility) makes it so costly. But still Volk racing is no more costly than German Made BBS wheels.

  10. 2jzgtejza80 says:

    @Gcoups
    Depends about size, but i have 19” on car and one Rays coast between 1500$-2200$ for 20” or greater, of corse forged aluminum-magnesium, and coated with special material to protect the rim. usually 16” about 700$, and 19” to 1200$-1300$.

  11. Gcoups says:

    Why are they so expensive? Like what is so special for such a price and wheel to buy?

  12. krayzeejojo says:

    @Gcoups: About $800 each wheel usually

  13. Gcoups says:

    @krayzeejojo: Like 19″ wheels, the TE 37
    How much would they run around for?

  14. krayzeejojo says:

    @Gcoups: That’s a very general question you’re asking. The prices vary between size, manufacturer, and weight. What are you looking to get? Size?

  15. Gcoups says:

    How much does a set of these wheels cost? Anyone know?

  16. RossDawg8 says:

    You need to do some homework buddy.

    Google “Unsprung Weight”

  17. r32adt3db says:

    advertising. lawyers to write contractual agreements and warranties. warehouse costs. raw materials. humans to run the machines. humans to fix the machines. humans to run the company. packaging. shipping. distribution. supply and demand.

  18. tubegangsta says:

    Well going to the gym and losing a few pounds would contribute more to weight reduction than changing stock rims to aftermarket rims, LOL. Rims hardly make a difference. I just think that the main point of putting aftermarket rims on our cars is just to make our cars look good. If weight can be reduced, that’s an added bonus.

  19. Aveoon32 says:

    they can..easily.. however ur right, brand probly wont make a difference

  20. tubegangsta says:

    I usually buy Enkei for my 08 civic si. I prefer spending more on performance mods than on cosmetic stuff…rims really don’t affect handling.

  21. infamousGSR says:

    You need to get ouf of the “car scene” asap then. If you wont even drop 1k into rims, then what are you doing? i paid 380$ a rim for my gram light maximum’s. Not once have i regretted it. Newb. -_-

  22. infamousGSR says:

    It’s nice to know how my maximum’s were made :D

  23. royriggity says:

    mmm mmm mmm I smell cookies.

    I can’t wait for my 14inch 8 spoke ce28ns…
    how can you go wrong with a super strong
    wheel that weighs a mere 6.5 lbs.

  24. FLCLnaota says:

    nice vid. but i just can imagine how they are still so expensive with so little human interaction….

  25. apexdna says:

    After BBS and ENKEI of course …

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