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Old 11-09-2010, 10:09 AM
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Attention all forum members,
Check out the new center lock system from Forgeline!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3cnJgbBoLc

The system is available for most any application, is custom built to your specifications and will make your car as unique as it deserves to be. Each center lock system is machined to match the exact tolerance of your custom built Forgeline wheels.

We are currently running 3-4 weeks production on new orders.

Contact your local Forgeline distributor or us directly if you have any questions.

As always, we want to thank the Pro Touring community for all the support you have shown us here at Forgeline.
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very nice setup Scott!

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Thanks for posting. These are going to be super popular.
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Damn.. if I had known I would have gone this route.. pretty cool.
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well just order another set..... come on you gotta keep up here
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Frank!

We'll have to talk buddy -- I need a set like this for the S63!
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WOW!! those are cool.I bet they cost more than my house.
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We'll have to talk buddy -- I need a set like this for the S63!
Just call me.
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Wow, I love that setup.
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These are awesome!

How much weight does this add to the overall system?
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