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    Thread: Brand decisions

    1. #1
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      Brand decisions

      Lookin at the 3 top wheel brands (IMO). Fikse, rushforth and Forgeline. Does anyone recommend any of these three and why? I like designs from all of them and since they are all custom designed my offset, sizing, color, etc. doesn't matter



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      All 3 are excellent choices, your personal preference on style is your decision to make as to which one you go with. Not sure on Fikse delivery times, but Rushforth and Forgeline are pretty quick
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      Car is still in planning stage but chassis, suspension, wheel and tires are of utmost importance on the list

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      I'd suggest picking a style that you like the best and going with it.

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      driverzinc is quick with the rushforths, plus ive met both jon and jason and they are awesome guys to deal with. that is what got them my business.

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      That's great company to be in as Fikse and Forgeline both make a great wheel and we're honored to be in your top 3 picks. We would love to be your choice. Let us know if you have any questions anytime.
      Jason

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      Out of the three, I would say Rushforth's are the best bang for the buck. Custom built, forged two piece, you are getting all the right options for less money than a three piece wheel. At the end of the day, its all about what you want to see your ride, and wheels are one place that you definitely don't want to sell yourself short.

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      Nothing is stronger or lighter then a Forgeine. That is not a sales pitch, that is a fact.

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      Quote Originally Posted by ProdigyCustoms View Post
      Nothing is stronger or lighter then a Forgeine. That is not a sales pitch, that is a fact.
      i've sniffed around the interweb looking for test information that proves forgeline's wheels are stronger and lighter than all others. does forgeline have a "test data disclosure policy" so that consumers can check wheel durability testing?

      i know that forgeline's have been thoroughly tested in house, but are there any independent third-party tests out there?

      until information such as that is in the public eye, your quote is a sales pitch .




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