Comparing Hamann Anniversary I to the OZ Superturismo
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Comparing Hamann Anniversary I to the OZ Superturismo
Everyone says that the OZ Superturismo GT is a newer version of the Hamann Anniversary which is made by OZ and that people should just get the OZ, but the Superturismo doesn't have the lip like the Hamann so how can one compare the two as being the same when they are two different styles in term of one having the lip and the other doesn't. How come OZ doesn't have a superturismo with a lip? Thats the styles I like. Some type of deep dish look.
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Because they are different style wheels?
OZ's are generally sporty one piece wheels....so they opt to have no lip.
The Hamanns are a style multi-piece wheel....so they offer a lip as a personal styling choice.
Anyone comparing the two wheels and say they are the same is a bit clueless. Yah....they both are multi-spoke wheels....but still a very different style.
It's apples and oranges.
OZ's are generally sporty one piece wheels....so they opt to have no lip.
The Hamanns are a style multi-piece wheel....so they offer a lip as a personal styling choice.
Anyone comparing the two wheels and say they are the same is a bit clueless. Yah....they both are multi-spoke wheels....but still a very different style.
It's apples and oranges.
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Because they are different style wheels?
OZ's are generally sporty one piece wheels....so they opt to have no lip.
The Hamanns are a style multi-piece wheel....so they offer a lip as a personal styling choice.
Anyone comparing the two wheels and say they are the same is a bit clueless. Yah....they both are multi-spoke wheels....but still a very different style.
It's apples and oranges.
OZ's are generally sporty one piece wheels....so they opt to have no lip.
The Hamanns are a style multi-piece wheel....so they offer a lip as a personal styling choice.
Anyone comparing the two wheels and say they are the same is a bit clueless. Yah....they both are multi-spoke wheels....but still a very different style.
It's apples and oranges.
And I personally like the Hamann very much but was looking for some clarity myself.
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The lower the offset is.....the more lip you will have....but also the further OUT the wheel will be from the car.
Bigger lips are harder to pull off on our car. The suggested offsets for our car (in the 40's) don't offer much room for lip.
I opted for a deep dish wheel by going with a very low offset....but the wheel does have a wide stance which some people don't like.
Bigger lips are harder to pull off on our car. The suggested offsets for our car (in the 40's) don't offer much room for lip.
I opted for a deep dish wheel by going with a very low offset....but the wheel does have a wide stance which some people don't like.
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