TSW Bathurst 19x8 Silver w/Mirror Cut Face

Description

New for 2015, the new TSW Bathurst wheels are the latest in the brand’s line that employs exotic rotary forging manufacturing technology. Rotary forging produces wheels that are uncommonly lightweight. Thats because the manufacturing process alters the molecular structure of the aluminum alloy in a way that increases its strength. That strength allows TSW engineers to reduce the thickness of the outer barrel, reducing rotational mass. Even the largest size of these mirror cut rotary forged rims, 20×10.5, weighs less than 25 lbs. Just as innovative as its manufacturing process is the Bathursts design, a brilliant starburst of ten ultra narrow beveled spokes that is as visually light as its actual weight. The TSW Bathurst wheels are, executed in silver with a mirror cut face or a spectacular gloss gunmetal. s racing heritage, the new wheel is named for the Bathurst 1000kM race, regarded as the pinnacle of Australian motorsports. These mirror cut rotary forged TSW racing wheels are available in multiple widths in diameters including 17,18, 19 and 20 inches. Multiple widths make possible a staggered fitment, which involves rear wheels slightly wider than front wheels. Staggered fitments combine the visual appeal of a more aggressive stance with added traction under cornering and acceleration achieved. * The Bathurst is manufactured using a highly advanced production technique called Rotary Forging. This alters the molecular structure and enhances the strength of the alloy.

Key Features

• These mirror cut rotary forged TSW racing wheels are available in multiple widths in diameters including 17,18, 19 and 20 inches.
• New for 2015, the new TSW Bathurst wheels are the latest in the brand’s line that employs exotic rotary forging manufacturing technology.
• Thats because the manufacturing process alters the molecular structure of the aluminum alloy in a way that increases its strength.
• Even the largest size of these mirror cut rotary forged rims, 20×10.5, weighs less than 25 lbs.
• This alters the molecular structure and enhances the strength of the alloy.
• That strength allows TSW engineers to reduce the thickness of the outer barrel, reducing rotational mass.