Enkei RPF1 vs Konig F6SX weight
Across the 7 sizes both are made in, they weigh about the same: within 0.1 lb per wheel on average.
| Size | Enkei RPF1 | Konig F6SX | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 17×8 | 16.0 lb (7.28 kg)ET45 | 15.4 lb (7.00 kg)ET40 | 0.6 lb F6SX lighter |
| 17×9 | 15.7 lb (7.10 kg)ET45 | 16.3 lb (7.42 kg)ET43 | 0.7 lb RPF1 lighter |
| 17×10 | 16.9 lb (7.67 kg)ET38 | 17.0 lb (7.72 kg)ET45 | 0.1 lb RPF1 lighter |
| 18×8.5 | 18.8 lb (8.55 kg)ET40 | 16.9 lb (7.68 kg)ET45 | 1.9 lb F6SX lighter |
| 18×9.5 | 17.4 lb (7.89 kg)ET45 | 18.2 lb (8.27 kg)ET44 | 0.8 lb RPF1 lighter |
| 18×10 | 18.5 lb (8.37 kg)ET38 | 18.7 lb (8.47 kg)ET40 | 0.2 lb RPF1 lighter |
| 18×10.5 | 19.1 lb (8.64 kg)ET15 | 19.7 lb (8.94 kg)ET25 | 0.7 lb RPF1 lighter |
Each cell is the lightest offset made in that size. Weights are manufacturer figures unless marked as measured.
Enkei RPF1
Flow-formed, 18 sizes listed here.
Price ↗ All Enkei RPF1 sizesKonig F6SX
Forged, 8 sizes listed here.
Price ↗ All Konig F6SX sizesIs the weight difference worth it?
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