Sepang result
GT86 One Make 86 result at HARDRACE Time Attack Challenge Sepang.

Circuit-Proven Forged WheelsForged wheels for track days, Sepang sessions, time attack, drag launches and fast road cars, specified around brake clearance, tyre support, load reserve and the actual vehicle.
LFI track-day forged wheels are specified around the car, not just the catalogue diameter. The clearest proof is the Toyota GT86 HARDRACE Time Attack Challenge Sepang reference: LFI TRS-01 V2 Trackspec, 17x9.0 ET35 square, 6061-T6 construction, about 7.0 kg per wheel, and P1 in One Make 86.
GT86 One Make 86 result at HARDRACE Time Attack Challenge Sepang.
Square TRS-01 V2 Trackspec direction with tyre support and brake clearance planned together.
Approximate per-wheel reference for the 17x9.0 track wheel specification.

Track day rims Singapore buyers need more than a static stance photo. This GT86 reference ties car, wheel spec, venue and result together.
| Wheel direction | Best use | Why it fits track intent | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| TRS-01 V2 Trackspec | Time attack, GR86/BRZ, circuit work | Light 17x9 reference, square fitment logic and direct Sepang proof. | Track proof article |
| CSF1 Racing Forged | Street/track sedans and coupes | Clean motorsport face, brake clearance planning and load-aware forged construction. | View CSF1 |
| CSF-R Racing Forged | Lightweight performance applications | Track-focused design direction for buyers prioritising weight and stiffness. | View CSF-R |
| CSF1M V3 Magnesium | Serious weight target builds | Magnesium route for advanced projects where low mass is central to the brief. | View CSF1M |
| REX-0R Superleggera | Premium lightweight road/track | Superleggera monoblock direction for high-end cars needing low weight and strong visual identity. | View REX-0R |
Track use repeats high-energy braking. LFI checks caliper envelope, spoke profile and barrel clearance before machining instead of correcting with random spacers.
The wheel brief must account for braking torque, lateral load and kerb impact. The right target depends on vehicle mass, tyre grip and use case.
A track wheel is only useful if the tyre shoulder is supported. LFI works from target tyre size, alignment and ride height before finalising width and offset.

17x9 ET35, 7.0 kg track reference and P1 result.

Great Lakes Dragaway reference showing forged wheel use beyond circuit work.

Stable Shopify-hosted event proof connected to the customer build.
Start with brake clearance, tyre support, load reserve, wheel weight, hub-centric machining and whether the car needs square or staggered fitment. LFI uses the car, brake package and target tyre before confirming the forged wheel specification.
Yes. LFI has documented customer cars at Sepang, including the GT86 HARDRACE Time Attack reference using 17x9 ET35 TRS-01 V2 Trackspec forged wheels at about 7.0 kg per wheel.
It depends on the car. Many front-engine track cars use square fitments for rotation and balance, while higher-power rear-drive cars may use staggered fitments for rear tyre support. LFI checks the vehicle and tyre target first.
Track use adds repeated braking, lateral load, heat and kerb impact, so the wheel should be specified with enough reserve for the car and tyre. LFI discusses load target before production instead of relying on visual fitment alone.
Send LFI the car model, brake package, current wheel and tyre size, target tyre, ride height and intended use. The wheel can then be specified around fitment, load, brake clearance and finish before production.