Anyone here a dealer for BBS wheels?

[ProdigyCustoms]

And also on the Forgelines we have the centerlock option on those like the other wheels you posted. We have a killer deal going right now. Give us a call.

[JamesJ]

Originally Posted by Payton King

or a Morrison...They take a stock C6 or Z06 offset. Build the rear width to match the offset of the wheels and you can get the ones for a corvette off the shelf...or any other wheel made for a corvette.

Never heard of Morrison, did a quick search could not find anything, got a link or something ?

[skatinjay27]

Originally Posted by JamesJ

Never heard of Morrison, did a quick search could not find anything, got a link or something ?

http://artmorrison.com/homepage.html
got it from right here
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[6spdcamaro]

These are similar too, and for a really good price. But i don't think you can get them powdercoated.
http://www.billetspecialties.com/ite...d=297&pid=1198

[JamesJ]

Originally Posted by skatinjay27

http://artmorrison.com/homepage.html
got it from right here
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Oh, Art Morrison...... Thought I was in the dark at first......

[Aschle]

Any more pictures of the Forgelines? I am liking the BBS better from the picture posted, but it may just be the angle. Anyone running that style on a 69' ? I will call Prodigy this week...

Thanks for all of the input guys ! I appreciate it.

Jason

[ProdigyCustoms]

Here is a link to the site and a picture of a Camaro

http://www.forgeline.com/products/pe...inch-only.html

http://www.forgeline.com/customer_ga...iew.php?cvk=53

[69CamaroPT]

The beauty of the forgeline's is that you can get them done any way you want.
Talk to Frank. The Camaro posted is Bad Penny. I am sure there a ton of photos of that car here and over at PT.com with those wheels although I know Steve changed the wheels not too long ago.

[takid455]

I was debate on the forgelines and the BBS ones. went w/ forgelines in the end as I found a dealer to give me a killer deal. You can find BBS take offs for a bit less.
The was a place I contacted in NC that raced Porsches and vettes. they still ran 6-800 a wheel depending on specs. so you can save some coin.
http://www.bobwoodmantires.com/

any quality 3pc rim will cost a good penny. a car by the name of 'bad penny' has the forgelines.

Many racing Porsches use the BBS if you need to look at pics, however their bolt pattern is different and many run a single nut.

either way you cant go wrong as long as the wallet is able to release the funds.

Kinesis also has a few nice rims. K28 or K20 same price range 800-1200/ rim

[67rsconvert]

Go with the BBS LM's. Nothing else looks as good. Long after you have forgotten the money you spent you will still have those beautiful wheels to look at. Not to mention, they would sell easily and hold their value should you decide to sell later. Consider them a proxy savings account!