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Enkei T6R 18x8 40mm Offset 5x114.3 Bolt Pattern 72.6 Bore Gloss Gunmetal Wheel
$220.27
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$220.27
$220.27
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Enkei
- SKU
- ENK539-880-6540GM
- Manufacturer part number
- 539-880-6540GM
- Category
- Wheels › Wheels - Cast
- Shipping weight
- 24.9 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
Enkei T6R wheels bring a modern, concave six-spoke design to sports compacts, performance sedans, and tuning coupes. Drawing styling cues from the acclaimed TS-5, the T6R combines a clean, minimalist face with aggressive spoke contouring that extends to the outer rim lip. Manufactured using Enkei’s MAT (Most Advanced Technology) flow-forming process, the T6R optimizes rim barrel density to shave unsprung mass, sharpening steering responsiveness, improving throttle feel, and delivering exceptional high-speed stability.
- Tested to Enkei’s Spec-E quality standard, requiring higher impact drop energy and 20% more rotational fatigue cycles than standard JWL guidelines
- Open six-spoke architecture provides generous inner barrel clearance for multi-piston big brake kits while optimizing cooling airflow
- Multi-stage protective surface coating shields against road salt corrosion, harsh chemical exposure, and brake dust accumulation
- Included signature flat center cap seals internal hub components against moisture, dirt, and road debris
- MAT flow-forming construction yields exceptional rim barrel strength while minimizing unsprung mass
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