Advanti Racing USA

Hey, what's going on guys? Andrew here from Extreme Customs. Shout out to our guys at Advante Racing. We got our hands on two different DST styles. If you're not familiar with the Advante lineup, they make cast wheels. They also make flow form wheels. So the DST basically stands for Dynamic Spinning Tech, aka Flow Form Technology. So in some other videos we have talked about flow form wheels. They're increasingly popular compared to a lot of those cast styles. Now the way that this is made, they basically take this wheel. They're gonna have the barrels. They're gonna apply heat. So basically two torches. There's gonna be hydraulic rollers stretching that barrel out to the appropriate length. In the fashion in which that's made, it provides a stronger, lighter wheel, and the wheel itself is available to offer a lot more load capacity, meaning of course a little bit heavier car. Now we have two styles today. They sent us both 20x10. I got a 20x10 plus 35, a 20x10 plus 30. Now we're looking at these Felto and then also the Camino. Two very cool styles, a little bit different look on each one, but both offering that concave profile. Very popular again, those concave wheels with that face kind of smashed down towards the center. Both wheels do offer of course a different finish, but both have that machine face. So we have a matte black and then we also have a matte gun metal. Now let's take a little bit closer look up at the actual Felto. Now this one you're gonna see that concave profile dipping towards the middle. Nice beautiful machined mirror finish all the way around the wheel with that spoke extending all the way out to the outer portion of the lip. Nice matte black finish here, a little bit of a step lip on the bottom. A very cool JDM Motorsport inspired style on this design here. Now if we j You have the DST logos stamped into both of the styles here, letting Little more of an aggressive center cap on this one. They both kind of have the emblems that just stick in the middle there. This one is al The other one is just more of a plastic with kind of that metal chrome ring around it. You can see the two different styles once again very cool. Now what's it both of these wheels weigh? You're looking at a 20 by 10, 20 by 10 once again. You got a 23 pound wheel and then a 26 pound wheel. So you're gonna shave in a couple of pounds because of that flow form technology. Once again making it lighter, stronger, being able to basically compact those molecules of al Offering you a lot better wheel than the conventional cast styles. Now within the DST lineup, Avanti Racing actually offers 12 different styles. So once again, we did get our hands on two and we're gonna drop the other finishes for you. The first one here is also available in more of kind of a silver finish. I think it was like a titani So just giving you basically a full silver looking wheel with that machine portion in there. Now the cool thing about each one of these styles is you have a little more of that really cool motor sport JDM inspired look with the multi spoke here going on. And you have more of that classic vintage, I would say more of Drop that thing on a Mustang, put this on a BMW. And then that's gonna basically segmate me into what do the bolt patterns look You have just five lug applications, but there's a bunch of five lug applications. So you got anything by 5 by 100, 5 by 108, 5 by 112, 5 by 114. 3 and 5 by 120. Now that's gonna give you everything across the board from Hondas, Subarus, 370Z, Volkswagen's, Audi's, modern muscle cars. Now what does a price point look The best thing about Flowform Wheels is now with this newer tech, it's not much more to j Now for a set of these you're looking at a little over $900 in the upwards of kind of a $1200 price point. And that's for all four, not just individually. So once again, getting that newer technology for maybe a couple hundred dollars more than you would spend on a conventional cast set of wheels. Now both of these wheels are going to be offered in 18, 19 and 20 inch diameters. They're going to have square setups and staggered setups, which is awesome. So if you run you through the first one here, if we check out this Felto, you're going to see 18 by 7. 5, 18 by 8, 18 by 9. J 5, 9. 5 wide, j Now if you look over at the Camino here, the five spoke, you're going to see that in 18 by 8, 18 by 9, 18 by 9. 5, 19 by 8. 5, 19 by 9. 5, and then 20 inch, you have 8. 5, 9, 10, 10. 5, and all the way up to 11 wides in this application. So of course, going with a little bit wider wheel, that concave being pressed in a little bit more, you're going to see offsets in a couple of them in the 20s, but primarily in the 30s and 40s. So you got your 30, 35, 40 pretty typical offsets for those, but still offering a great concavity profile for each one of these wheels. For more information on advanced racing, simply send us a message, hit us up at extremecustoms. com to check out these two styles in particular, along with everything else from the advanced racing lineup. So stay tuned, we will be dropping that video shortly after this one here. Drop us a comment, We'll catch Peace.