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Enkei Cyclone 17x9 6x139.7 0mm Offset 106.1 Bore - Matte Gunmetal Wheel
$205.63
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$205.63
$205.63
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Enkei
- SKU
- ENK538-790-8400GM
- Shipping weight
- 29.8 lb
Enkei Cyclone wheels adapt Enkei’s race-proven flow-forming manufacturing to high-load truck, SUV, and overlanding platforms, serving as a tough, performance-driven companion to the legendary RPT1. Manufactured using Enkei’s MAT (Most Advanced Technology) process, the Cyclone features a super concave face with clean, rugged spoke geometry engineered to withstand harsh off-road trails while shedding unneeded mass. This lightweight construction reduces unsprung weight to improve steering agility, throttle response, and braking confidence without sacrificing load capacity or trail durability.
- Tested to Enkei’s Spec-E and JWL-T standards, requiring higher impact drop testing and 20% more rotational fatigue cycles than standard requirements
- Super concave spoke geometry provides generous inner clearance for large truck brake calipers while making trail cleanup effortless
- Precision-machined center bore accepts hub-centric centering rings to eliminate high-speed chassis vibration and wheel stud fatigue
- Multi-stage protective surface coating shields against severe trail debris, road salt corrosion, and brake dust accumulation
- Heavy-duty load-rated architecture tailored specifically for 5-lug and 6-lug truck, SUV, and 4x4 applications
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