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06-11-2009 #1
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Wheel choice dilemma, need your opinions!
Ok guys need your opinions on this one, my buddy Erik is driving me grazy!!
The choise has been narrowed to two set of wheels for a '68 Camaro:
Forgeline WC3, 18x8, 18X10 with gun metal center, stepped lip
Boze PT, 18x8, 19x10 with gun mental center, smooth lip
Let's hear it for quality, looks etc
Cliff
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06-11-2009 #2
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forgeline would be my choice
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I like the Boze, do not care for the rivets on the Forgeline
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I'd go w/ the Boze w/ brushed lip and gunmetal centers. The Forgeline's are a little too busy for my taste due to the rivets.
Dave
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Boze... nice and clean.
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Forgeline, dont they have a hidden hardware option? If that is an issue.
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Originally Posted by daredvl22
Seems like a lot of people have that same Forgeline, but it is a nice wheel... the Boze will be a little different.
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We vote for the Boze.
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Can't go wrong either way IMO, but I'm leaning BOZE as well.
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Have you considered Bonspeed's GT-B? It's got a similar look, and we can get really creative with different finishes.
Give us a call at Bonspeed if you have any questions. Ask for Gary.
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Forgeline for me - I'd try to see if there were a hardware option to tone down the "busy" look as others have mentioned. Some like 'em, some don't. And I'm finding I'm a stepped-lip kinda guy also.
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Both good choices. I now own a set of Forgelines and Boze wheels. Both offer great wheels and customer service. Frank @ Prodigy Customs has really good pricing on either.
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Boze
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good choices. Might as well throw Fikse's in the mix. I am, LOL!
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Thanks guy's for the input.
It only makes the disission harder.
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Cliff and Erik,
We've talked so many times about these, but we never discussed the Schott G5!!! That would be the perfect wheel for you guys. High quality, no rivets, clean and comes in the 18/19 combos you want! Call me....
Cliff, your steering wheels shipped yesterday, I fear they might not make it to you before the weekend. :(
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forgeline=19s all the way around
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Thanks for the input guys, and yeah you don't make it a lot easier LOL!!
Cliff
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Originally Posted by DriverzInc
Cliff and Erik,
We've talked so many times about these, but we never discussed the Schott G5!!! That would be the perfect wheel for you guys. High quality, no rivets, clean and comes in the 18/19 combos you want! Call me....
Cliff, your steering wheels shipped yesterday, I fear they might not make it to you before the weekend. :(
Jon,
We got a hotline indeed! We also have contact with Jason for some new stuff, he will prob. update you
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We are looking out for the steering wheels, sent you an email.
Cliff
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06-12-2009 #20
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forgeline.. I just ordered mine yesterday..
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