This is what they say;
RIMS---What has made Forgeline wheels different from other brands are the rims. Forgeline is the only manufacturer that used 6061 T6 aluminum in their rim shells. Everyone else uses 5000-series which is not heat treated, and not as strong. Over the last year, a couple of the other high end manufactures started switching over to 6061, however most still use non heat treated aluminum.
CENTER---Every Forgeline wheel features a true forged center. This process creates directional grain flow, virtually no porosity and is ultimately the strongest aluminum possible. What does this mean to you? Each and every Forgeline wheel consistently delivers the highest strength, quality and performance in a styled and lightweight package for your specific application.
It doesn't sound too bad. Doesn't it?
Thanks for the compliments guy's! Its been a long wait but definetely worth it!
I already have my tires for the rear (345-25 20--Wheel is 20 x 13") but am still unsure what to run in the front. I'm almost positive a 245 fits nicely (fronts are 19x8.5) and talked to a local Pirelli (I'm running P-Zero Assimetrio's) about the possibility of trying a few diff sizes and he said we'd check, looks like i found the good guy, his bro is the General director for Pirelli Montreal!!! I'd like to make sure i run the fattest i can, 255 would be nice.
Well see!
Lead.
I almost went with black centers and DEFINETELY don't regret it! Their Gunmetal is Killer!
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New for summer '13. My latest find!!
48k miles, 100% original, 1969 Camaro coupe. Untouched, never apart and squeaky clean!!! 327/th350, A/C car. Gold on black w/vinyl top. Only add ons; Fast ratio box and SS396 wheels.
FINALLY!!! A car without rust repairs ever!!! None before, none coming!!! Cant come to modifying it tough....
...So, '67 Camaro project with my laying around stuff out of my black 'vert. 468 BB and YSI blower, braked th400, 12 bolt/spool, 35 splines etc. Complete Calvert suspension front and rear. 30x13.5 ET Streets, caged, lightened, slammed and running low 9's "Street car"