Akita Racing Wheels

Improve the appearance of your car with Akita racing wheels

 If you want your vehicle to look stunning, then you may already be thinking about replacing the rims on your vehicle. There are many options to choose from when it comes to selecting the perfect wheels for your car, but Akita racing wheels can really make it stand out from the rest of the road. Dynamic and well-designed, these wheels are used by professional drivers and casual road users, so you know that they will look great and are easy to handle.

What are Akita racing wheels?

Many wheel makers produce designs intended to make them distinctive even at a distance, and Akita racing wheels are a brand that certainly stand out for their design and manufacturing process. These wheels are made from light aluminium, cut into a range of different designs to showcase their style, and they are also available in a variety of different colours, including silver, chrome and their 'hypersilver' style, in addition to black rims with machined designs which make the entire wheel very eye-catching. If you want something that looks great, then you should certainly consider Akita racing wheels. They are not always easy to find, and you also need to be aware that these wheels can require that your tires are changed to fit the new rims. However, they are affordable and stylish and will suit a range of vehicles.

Try the Black and Red rims

If you want Akita racing wheels that look amazing, then you should consider the  black and red rim racing wheels. These are designed to look even more stunning than the standard wheels, and can help you to make an impression in the stands. They are designed with a predominance of black, but with bright red surfaces at the edge, so when the car is moving the red lines stand out against the black background. There are several different versions of the red racing rim, including the AK55 and the AK77, and there are also other options such as the Ak85 which is a black rim with a machined face which is designed to stand out during movement. The most common type of wheel available from the Akita racing wheels stable is black or silver rim with a machined lip/machined lip and hub. These are available in a number of different designs, so you may have a basic solid 5 spoke wheel or a 7-spoke wheel with each spoke showing a hollow centre. These are attractive to viewers when the car is in motion, but they can also give the car a dynamic and stylish feel when it is parked in a street, or next to the owners' home.

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BMW Shrinks Engine, Adds Twitter for Top-Selling 3 Series Sedan

By Jason H. Harper

The BMW (BMW) 3 Series sedan might as well be the official ride of the up-and-coming businessperson. The go-getter who likes going fast.
The styling is just this side of conservative, buttoned-up but not straight-jacketed. Away from the executive parking lot, it makes almost any commute a good time. No other model in BMW’s line is more important. Like Porsche’s 911, it defines the brand.
This winter we get a new, sixth generation of the four-door fun-maker. (The coupe and M3 versions won’t change for another two model years.) As usual, the 3 comes in two flavors, the 335i and the less-expensive 328i. About 70 percent of sales are the latter. The 2012 models start at $43,295 and $35,795.

Source http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-02-16/bmw-shrinks-engine-adds-twitter-for-top-selling-3-series-sedan.html


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2012 BMW M6: First Look

By Colin Bird

After a two-year sabbatical, the BMW M6 is back for the model year, packing more power and better fuel efficiency. First to launch will be the 2012 BMW M6 convertible in June, with a 2013 BMW M6 coupe following later this summer.
If you've read up on the 2012 BMW M5, you'll be familiar with most of the performance upgrades on the new M6. The model gets a new V-8 motor — first seen on the BMW X5 M, X6 M and most recently on the M5. Despite the smaller displacement and two fewer cylinders than the 2010 M6, the new engine provides more power and better fuel efficiency. Rated at 560 horsepower, the twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V-8 also produces 502 pounds-feet of torque; it's the most powerful engine ever available on a retail BMW model, says the carmaker. The powertrain packs 60 hp and 119 pounds-feet more torque than the 2010 M6. Auto start-stop and regenerative braking also come standard on the model.

Source http://www.chicagotribune.com/classified/automotive/autoshow/sns-2012-bmw-m6-first-look-20120213,0,1415011.story

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