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08-09-2007 #1
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PS Engineering Wheels
Anybody have any personal experience w/ them and their wheels? Have heard good things about their Rims, theres just not much reference info or pics online that I can find. Looking at a set of their Trans Am style rims for my Nova after my fiasco w/ American Racing on the Cl205's I originally ordered.
Top Left Corner is the set I'm considering:
71' Nova - LY6, T56
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08-09-2007 #2
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I used to have a Factory Five Cobra and alot of the guys ran those wheels..
I have never heard anything but good thing about them..
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Originally Posted by skeeters65
Yea they seem to be big w/ the Cobra/Mustang crowd. Anybody out there running the there Trans Am wheel? anxious to see some installed pics...71' Nova - LY6, T56
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Phil doesn't believe in the internet yet is all. The wheels are top notch. The turnaround time is longer than most, but so is the quality of the wheels he makes.
Definitely worth it.Tony Langlois
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Phil is a great guy to deal with. Might be a bit hard to get on the phone but he is better than he used to.
Wheels are old school deal and not flawless $1500 a piece billet deals. They look as they did back in the day with modern hoops. If you like that look they are nice wheel for the money.
I have had a couple sets and actually the delivery time was about 1/2 that of billet wheels especially if he has already cast the centers.
There is also a Co making those wheels in magnesium but 15" only.
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Thanks for the info fellas, BRIAN happen to have any pics of your wheels?
71' Nova - LY6, T56
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71' Nova - LY6, T56
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I had the 17" kidney beans on my 62 Rambler. I was laughing as I actually built the entire chassis around those wheels and every picture I have cuts them in half with a 3/4 view. I sold the car so can't really help you. It was in Hot Rod in Feb or March if that helps? But I am not sure if the pics were any better of the wheels. The new owner told me he was going to paint them body color. I almost cried.
If you go with the 5 spokes ge the T/A long open end lug nuts. Killer looking.
They are nice wheels but have some rough casting marks as the originals did. They make the car in my opinion. Too much billet!!
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