Who makes the most affordable Billet Wheels?

[boynton6spd]

Thought about Coys and Boss 338's, but thinking a true forged wheel that does not cost what my big block cost might be the best way to go...
I have a 67 Impala Fastback and want to go 20/18...
If I go Billet, I will probably do 18's....(to keep costs down)...

[DButler]

I would also like to know this. I have Coys now, but would like to to switch to comething different, but 4k-5k for wheels and tires just isn't in my budget. You could buy a drivetrain for what wheels are running now.

[2blownstangs]

If you are looking for a custom Billet wheel ie custom offsets and or backspacing, Boyds is the way to go. By far on the lower end of the billet wheel mark ups with great quality as well. I've been dealing with Boyd Coddingtons wheels for years now and they have had the best prices. Contact PTS on here. He will square you away with the lowest pricing.

[boynton6spd]

I sent them an email and waiting for ideas??

[2blownstangs]

Perry is a really great guy. Tell him Will sent you

[JustinB]

We have a number of options depending on the look you are after. Feel free to give me a call and we can see what we come up with.

[PTS]

I sent them an email and waiting for ideas??

Message Sent

[JustinB]

Good talking with you today. Let me know if there is anything else I can help you out with!

[Rod]

Who makes the most affordable Billet Wheels?

he said affordable and billet in the same sentence

[CRead01]

an option that I have been looking at is either the billet specialties street lite (17's for size though) or the pro wheels boost in 18's.

[Arkracer]

I just ordered 18 inch Billet Specialties "challenger" black anodized...should be here in a few weeks...Did not know about there street smart wheels until SEMA.

[Nine Ball]

The lowest priced forged (2-piece welded construction) are from Pro Wheels. The main problem with Pro is that they take forever to build, so you shouldn't be in a hurry if you want some. Most sets I've sold take 10-12 weeks to build, it seems.

Here are some previous threads with pictures and pricing:
https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...uot-Boost-quot
https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...with-ProWheels

Tony

[Bryce]

I got some centerline forged billet centers welded to the hoop for under 1K

[boynton6spd]

Bryce,
What size centerlines?
Whe did you buy them?

[ProdigyCustoms]

Billet Specialties and Pro Wheels.

You can check them out at the store, www.ProTouringSuperStore.com

[JRouche]

When I was looking for wheels two years back Boyds was not producing, good to see they are back in business. I really wanted a set of their wheels but was hearing horror stories of 6 month build times.

I ended up going with billet specialties. And its a cut center welded to the hoop. At the time they were the best billet wheel for my money. Where they shine is in the polishing, pun? what pun Mirror finish, no gouge marks or any buffing lines at all. JR

[Scarelane]

Check out Centerline Wheels. I really like mine. Reasonable prices too.

[Bryce]

Bryce,
What size centerlines?
Whe did you buy them?

September 17 x 8 and 17 x 9.5
Check out my build thread in my sig for pictures.

[PTS]

Thought about Coys and Boss 338's, but thinking a true forged wheel that does not cost what my big block cost might be the best way to go...
I have a 67 Impala Fastback and want to go 20/18...
If I go Billet, I will probably do 18's....(to keep costs down)...

Hello,

How about the Billet Specialties Street Smart Line - Very Affordable & Fast Delivery 17-20"

[robertjra]

raceline wheels starting at $200.00 a wheel build your own sold at les schwab tire centers
http://www.racelinewheels.com/c-29-2...om-wheels.aspx