Enkei PF01 Wheel Review: The Ideal Wheel for Track and Street

🔧 What you're about to watch:

First Impressions: Witness our genuine first reactions as we unveil the Enkei PF01, renowned for its lightweight yet robust construction that promises to enhance your vehicle's performance and aesthetics.

Detailed Overview: Get an in-depth look at the unique features of the PF01, including its sleek spoke design, various finish options, and the advanced technology behind its exceptional strength and lightweight properties.

Specifications & Compatibility: Learn about the wheel's specifications, sizes, and compatibility with different car models, ensuring you have all the information needed to make an informed decision for your ride.

🚗 Why the Enkei PF01?
The Enkei PF01 combines aesthetics with performance, offering an outstanding driving experience while turning heads. Whether you're hitting the track or cruising the streets, these wheels are designed to elevate your car's look and driving dynamics.

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[CarsWithScars]

been thinking about getting these for my ep3!

[aluisious]

Is this the 17x8 wheel? Exactly how convex is it? Does the center actually protrude from the edge of the wheel? I’m thinking of putting a 17x8 with 50mm offset on a Camry.

[HrothgarOdubhghaill]

Finally a size to fit my 8th gen...just sucks its in Silver. Any other colorways available in this size/offset?

[spencerrocks]

Mines +35 offset so sexy 18x9.5 18x10.5 😮

[cassiohui]

Surprised gold isnt mentioned. pf01 comes in gold too. Not for all sizes, but some.

[travdripdrip]

Do they make it in a 16"? Hard size to find

[jasonhang]

Where can i get the center caps? I cant find it

[coachgomes]

I just checked the weight on these wheels compared to the RPF1's. These PF01's are heavier by a few pounds. I'm getting a newer car soon, maybe in 6 months. I want a Toyota Corolla Apex 6-speed manual transmission. I've done tons of research, and I want the RPF1's because they are a great lightweight wheel that (helps) with lowering unsprung weight for the car's performance. I typically drive 17, 000 miles a year. My current little car just turned 300, 000 miles. I don't want a turbo charged vehicle because they don't last over 200, 000 miles. Plus, turbo charged vehicles don't get such good gas millage, and we all know that's true. Yes, I tell car salesmen that I want a car that has 500 horse power, gets 500mpg, and weighs 500 pounds. The turbo charged cars have much more power, at the cost of wasting much more gasoline.

[MauTsukuda]

EN-KAY, not EN-KEY. Do you call kei cars KEY cars??