https://kyushashoes.com Fri, 09 Nov 2018 01:39:15 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://kyushashoes.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/cropped-logo-32x32.png https://kyushashoes.com 32 32 103681184 https://kyushashoes.com/product/techno-project-trv-mini/ https://kyushashoes.com/product/techno-project-trv-mini/#respond Thu, 22 Jun 2017 19:30:09 +0000 http://kyushashoes.com/?post_type=product&p=3794 T.R.V. No.4.  Only gold colouring was offered with a polished lip.  Size 10 4J +35 only.]]> T.R.V. No.4.  Only gold colouring was offered with a polished lip.  Size 10 4J +35 only.]]> https://kyushashoes.com/product/techno-project-trv-mini/feed/ 0 3794 https://kyushashoes.com/product/techno-project-trx/ https://kyushashoes.com/product/techno-project-trx/#respond Thu, 22 Jun 2017 00:58:31 +0000 http://kyushashoes.com/?post_type=product&p=3775 T.R.V. that shared shell-sections with the Techno Phantom, the T.R.X. is several times more rare than the single-piece cast version of the design.]]> T.R.V. that shared shell-sections with the Techno Phantom, the T.R.X. is several times more rare than the single-piece cast version of the design.]]> https://kyushashoes.com/product/techno-project-trx/feed/ 0 3775 https://kyushashoes.com/product/techno-project-trv/ https://kyushashoes.com/product/techno-project-trv/#respond Wed, 21 Jun 2017 23:28:25 +0000 http://kyushashoes.com/?post_type=product&p=3764 Star Shark, without the hard edges and sharp points. This basic design was used in a few different configurations by Hayashi. A T.R.V. Mini was available in 10 inch, high offset size. The T.R.X. used three-piece construction, with shells shared by the Techno Phantom wheel. And both the T.R.V. and T.R.X. were given No.IV and No.V sub model names for four and five hole versions. Given just that, it is not surprising that the official name of the wheel is a common point of confusion. Furthermore, originally branded as Techno Project, the wheel was later pulled back under the Hayashi Racing name as the Techno TRV. The four hole TRV (T.R.V. No.IV?) is by far the most common of these, and is not too difficult to find today. Although discontinued now, Hayashi Racing did quite recently put the wheel back into production. Sales of these modern re-productions doesn't appear to have been great, but because of it there are certainly more of these wheels out there in used markets than there would be otherwise. Both original and more modern productions used the same castings. Size range was 13 6J all the way to a negative offset 14 10J. Gold has always been the only colour offering.]]> Star Shark, without the hard edges and sharp points. This basic design was used in a few different configurations by Hayashi. A T.R.V. Mini was available in 10 inch, high offset size. The T.R.X. used three-piece construction, with shells shared by the Techno Phantom wheel. And both the T.R.V. and T.R.X. were given No.IV and No.V sub model names for four and five hole versions. Given just that, it is not surprising that the official name of the wheel is a common point of confusion. Furthermore, originally branded as Techno Project, the wheel was later pulled back under the Hayashi Racing name as the Techno TRV. The four hole TRV (T.R.V. No.IV?) is by far the most common of these, and is not too difficult to find today. Although discontinued now, Hayashi Racing did quite recently put the wheel back into production. Sales of these modern re-productions doesn't appear to have been great, but because of it there are certainly more of these wheels out there in used markets than there would be otherwise. Both original and more modern productions used the same castings. Size range was 13 6J all the way to a negative offset 14 10J. Gold has always been the only colour offering.]]> https://kyushashoes.com/product/techno-project-trv/feed/ 0 3764