Refinement in every layer, built to endure.
Crafted for Lasting Precision
At CarbonXtreme, every carbon fiber part is finished with uncompromising attention to surface flatness and weave clarity. Multiple layers of BASF Glasurit clear coat ensure a distortion-free reflection and long-term UV resistance, so your upgrades stay sharp and glossy for years.
Our commitment extends beyond carbon. From interior details that echo the same refinement, to forged wheels carefully selected through our partnership with N-Zero, we apply one standard across all categories: parts you can rely on, crafted to perform and endure.
N-ZERO Forged SFR-EVO 18 Inch Track Fitment Wheels
Precision Under Pressure. Engineered for the Apex.
The N-ZERO Forged SFR-EVO 18 Inch Track Fitment wheel is built for drivers who demand uncompromising performance and signature deep-concave aesthetics. Forged under 12,000 tons of pressure from aerospace-grade aluminum, its hollow-spoke structure minimizes unsprung weight while delivering track-level strength and responsiveness.
Recommended J + ET for G8X track setups: 18×10.5J ET5 (square) or 18×11J ET10 (front) + 18×11.5J ET15 (rear). Both configurations are engineered for a precise flush stance and full brake clearance; the square fitment typically requires about -3° camber. Custom sizes and specs are available for other vehicles.
Every SFR-EVO carries N-ZERO’s signature Extreme Concavity and patented Strata Edge Design, which disperses stress across the bead seat while creating striking layered depth. Each wheel weighs as little as ~8 kg, meets VIA certification, and exceeds FIA strength standards by 20%, ensuring the ideal balance of strength, agility, and long-term durability.
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