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07-21-2007 #21
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Out of the options give, my choices would be #1 or #3.
The CCWs look awesome, though.
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07-21-2007 #22
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Ok, well, the third set still looks best to me. Those are the 311's. Now, I can't get a price without calling, but take a look at these.
http://www.bozeforged.com/mesh.html
I think those would be a good choice as well. But, like I said, I don't know the cost on them. You gotta call.Allen Ortega
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07-21-2007 #23
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wheels
try Forgeline sp3p they would look killer with the gunmetal centers,and yes they are on my car, but i looked at a ton of wheels
and these really are worth the money. Prodigy can get them at a good price as well.RICK,
1966 "ZO66"CORVETTE sold
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07-21-2007 #24
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Since there is a new set of options up from when I first looked I'd say #3 as well. Those look real nice.
Tony Langlois
1966 Corvair Monza
07-24-2007 #25
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just saw your post on lateral-g, the 315s should look killer! just remember to post up pics when you get them mounted up
Matt
07-25-2007 #26
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You know I'm going to be unbiased and say I like them all. They'd honestly all look good on your car, it just depends on what style you're looking for. As others have mentioned above we can do a colored center in either a matte or glossy finish. If you want to know pricing just let me know. I'm sure most people on here know that I work directly for Intro Wheels and the sales are all factory direct when placed with me.
PS - The ID stands for Intro Design.
Dustin
07-25-2007 #27
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I would have to say that you really can't go wrong with any of them, but my first choice would be #3, with #1 in a close second, followed by #2. That third wheel is probably more BMW-esque than Porsche, but I think that style would work better with the bigger A-body cars, IMHO. There's just something I don't particularly like about that fourth wheel...
Jeff K.
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07-25-2007 #28
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number 2
1955 Chevy 150
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1968 Camaro
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1956 Chevy 210
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07-25-2007 #29
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I have ordered from Driverz inc.
I ordered the ID: 315 WHEELS
http://www.idluxurywheels.com/display_part.php?prt=10
Thanks everyone!!Twin Turbo Ls1 '71 Chevelle
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07-25-2007 #30
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Nice! one of my favorite wheels! (look kinda like the ones on "Reactor")
They'll look awesome!
Can you tell what you paid?Tony Langlois
1966 Corvair Monza
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