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Enkei TRIUMPH 18x9.5 5x114.3 38mm Offset Matte Bronze Wheel
$242.24
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$242.24
$242.24
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Enkei
- SKU
- ENK543-895-6538ZP
- Manufacturer part number
- 543-895-6538ZP
- Category
- Wheels › Wheels - Cast
- Shipping weight
- 25.5 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
Enkei Triumph wheels deliver a sleek, ten-spoke motorsport profile engineered to bring lightweight Tuning Series performance to modern sports coupes, sedans, and hot hatches. Manufactured using Enkei’s MAT (Most Advanced Technology) flow-forming process—the same advanced manufacturing process used on the iconic RPF1—the Triumph pairs ten evenly spaced, sleek spokes with enhanced rim barrel density to shave unsprung mass without compromising structural integrity. This refined layout sharpens turn-in precision, optimizes acceleration and braking response, and delivers unyielding chassis stability for both daily street driving and track day use.
- Tested to Enkei’s Spec-E quality standard, requiring higher impact drop energy and 20% more rotational fatigue cycles than standard JWL guidelines
- Precision-machined center bore accepts hub-centric centering rings to eliminate high-speed chassis vibration and wheel stud fatigue
- Sleek ten-spoke architecture provides generous inner clearance for multi-piston brake assemblies while promoting cooling airflow
- Multi-stage protective surface coating shields against road salt corrosion, harsh chemical exposure, and brake dust accumulation
- MAT flow-forming construction yields exceptional rim barrel strength and impact resistance while minimizing unsprung mass
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