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    1. #1
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      Where ohh where to get my wheels from

      So I had talked previously to perry at PTS and one of the guys at Driverzinc. Apparently both places are not taking care of their people right now soo where can I RELIABLY order wheels from.



    2. #2
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      Go direct to the manufacturer.
      Lee
      1966 Cutlass


      The difference between truth & fiction: fiction has to make sense.

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    3. #3
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      What brands of wheels are you interested in?
      Mike

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      Depending on what brand you are looking for. I bought my old Bonspeeds from these guys...great customer service even AFTER the sale. And..they are still in business...so that's always a plus. http://www.newstalgiawheel.com/

      Turbo Charged LS1/T56

    5. #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by LS1-IROC View Post
      Depending on what brand you are looking for. I bought my old Bonspeeds from these guys...great customer service even AFTER the sale. And..they are still in business...so that's always a plus. http://www.newstalgiawheel.com/
      I second that. I bought a set of wheels and tires for my old '76 Vette from Newstalgia and then I ordered a set for a '71 Blazer 4x4 I had. Newstalgia doesn't even deal in off road wheels and tires but they were still able to get me what I needed for a great price!
      Herb

      1966 El Camino LS408/T56Magnum
      1966 Chevelle 509/T56Magnum
      1963 C10 454/4L80

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    6. #6
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      I got my bonspeeds direct from.... Bonspeed. Great to work with and I got a good deal.
      Mark:
      "Bad Ast" Astro Van. Just because I did it... Doesn't mean it's possible...
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    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by jocko124 View Post
      Go direct to the manufacturer.
      +1

      That's what I would say.
      Jorge

      www.estrada-armory.com

    8. #8
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      Buying from a vendor seems like a good deal if they cut you a discount but it seems some of the vendors here might not be worth the risk. Straight from the manufacturer might be the only way to guarantee (as much as one can) you don't end up burned. And always pay with a credit card.
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      Do not buy anything from Frankie's Used Auto Parts. Ever.
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    9. #9
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      Where ohh where to get my wheels from

      I went through Driverz inc for my rushforths and got screwed but my buddy went straight to rushforth and loved it.

    10. #10
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      x3 on Newstalgia
      - Matt -
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    11. #11
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      I was looking into Forgeline DE3S. I remember perry at PTS told me he could get me a set for 3250.00 19x10 and 19x8. Man am I glad I didnt send him any cash.

    12. #12
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      It sucks that a few knuckleheads are wrecking it for the other honest dealers. I mean for all parts, not just for wheels.

      Most vendors, Forgeline included, have a dealer locator on their website. There are several dealers in California and Matt's Classic Bowties is one of them. I would try them.

    13. #13
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      Yeah its lame espically when you know you were going under and still taking money. I will check the website out I just wanted to help the small guys that support PT.com

    14. #14
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      I would say Forgeline or maybe Prodigy? I have never ordered wheels form them, but did get good service on some other suspension parts ordered in the past.
      Big dreams, small pockets....

      Chris--
      '72 Cutlass S LSA/T56 Magnum
      Bowler Performance, Forgeline, Speedtech, ATS, Speartech, KORE3, Ridetech coilovers

      Project Motor City Madness

    15. #15
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      I ordered my Forgelines direct and talked to Mark. ...l

    16. #16
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      If you want Forgelines call Frank at Prodigy Customs, Im pretty sure he said he was Forgelines largest dealer awhile back. Seems like most people here that buy Forgelines go through Frank.
      Matt

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      In light of recent events, I wouldn't pay in full for anything unless is was directly through the manufacturer. I have seen far too many vendor issues lately to give someone $3-5k of their hard earned money and get nothing in return.

    18. #18
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      Take a look at the designs from Formula 43. www.formula43.com
      We have aligned ourselves with one of the most trusted names in the aftermarket, Detroit Speed and Engineering as our distributor to the pro-touring market . With years of combined experience, Formula 43 manufactures over 90% of our own parts, machines, finishes and assembles all of our own wheels in our facility outside of Detroit, Michigan. We use rotary forged 6061 aluminum centers for lighter weight and stiffer spokes along with our exclusive spin form technology to manufacture our own inner and outer rim shells. This gives us our advantage over other wheel manufactures as Formula 43 wheels have an improved safety bead on the both inner and outer rims to ensure proper seating of the tire and that the tire will stay mounted to the rim in the event of impact or loss of air pressure. Improved rim contour to help ease of tire mounting and bead seating and added material in specific areas of the rim-half for additional strength and stiffness. All of this technology teamed up with the trusted name of Detroit Speed and Engineering equals a formula for winning. For more information visit our web site at www.formula43.com or contact the guys at Detroit Speed and engineering.

      As always, thanks for your support.
      Last edited by Formula43wheel; 04-12-2012 at 07:49 AM.

    19. #19
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      Purchase Direct From bonspeed

      Remember that you can always purchase bonspeed wheels direct from our factory tech line. We can assist you with fitment information and special finishes.
      bonspeed has our entire line of 40+ styles and we also manufacture wheels for DSE too.

      Call us for a quote:
      Toll free: 1.888.999.7258
      Brad Fanshaw


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    20. #20
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      Please don't lump all wheel vendors into the same trouble bucket. Some of us actually run legit licensed companies with a surplus in a business bank account. I've never waited longer than 1 business day to place wheel orders, after payment is received. If you need industry references, I carry all the major brands of forged wheels. You'll never find any history of slow payments, non-deliveries, etc..

      Want to know more about us? Here ya go: http://www.dv8motoring.com/about-us/

      As for Forgeline, since it was mentioned, we've been selling about 6-8 sets per month. Mark or David can vouch for that. And, they always get paid ASAP.

      Thanks
      Tony (Pro-Touring.com moderator for over 9 years now!)
      Last edited by Nine Ball; 04-15-2012 at 03:28 PM.
      Co-Founder, LS1TECH.com


      Forged Wheel Dealer, Contact me for a quote!
      www.DV8Motoring.com

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