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Old 02-18-2010, 11:33 AM
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Here they are! SO3's with polished outer hoops, brushed/cleared centers, and blind bolt option. I plan to mount an balance this weekend and sit them under the car for more pictures.

I also want to note that when they showed up, it was to my surprise that the inner hoops were powdercoated. After talking to Frank, he says that all Forgelines purchased through Prodigy Customs have that option for FREE. Thanks to Frank for his patience with me through this and his superior customer service.

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Fronts - 18x8" with 4.9" bs
Rears - 18x11.5" with 5.4" bs

















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Dude, those are sick. Screw them Fikse's.
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Wow i love that brushed/polished combo. Why all of the holes in the back? Reducing weight?
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Man those look badass.
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Look sick...and expensive!
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Wow i love that brushed/polished combo. Why all of the holes in the back? Reducing weight?
Not sure. I noticed that as well.
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Look sick...and expensive!
They were a little more expensive because of the brushed centers and blind bolt option, but well worth the additional money.
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Look sick...and expensive!
You would be surprised how affordable those were.
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Reducing weight?
Ding, Ding, Ding, we have a winner!
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