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    1. #1
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      Forgeline Center lock Video, Pretty cool stuff

      Check out the new center lock system from Forgeline!

      We have a couple sets on order and have a couple sets delivered. Really cool and what we are using on Project Unfair.



      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3cnJgbBoLc

      The system is available for most any application, is custom built to your specifications and will make your car as unique as it deserves to be. Each center lock system is machined to match the exact tolerance of your custom built Forgeline wheels.

      We are currently running 3-4 weeks production on new orders.

      Contact your local Forgeline or Prodigy Customs directly if you have any questions.

      As always, we want to thank the Pro Touring community for all the support you have shown us here at Forgeline.


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      Those are awesome. My next build will probably have those!

    3. #3
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      C'mon Frank...All this discussion about my wheels this morning, and now I see this! This is very cool, something I originally wanted before my current choice. lol....
      Dave

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    4. #4
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      Not to late to change! And we could get 11 1/2" which would solve another problem. plus i can get smokin deals mounted and balanced on these. Almost identical money depending on which wheel you pick?

      Sweet dreams!

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      Damn! Thats one hell of a socket and breaker bar!!

    6. #6
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      Very cool but...

      Devils advocate: How many people are going to remove and install the 300'lb center lock nut to allow them to check the torque on the adapter lug nuts before a track session or auto-x...let alone a day or so after mounting the things in the first place?
      True T.

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    7. #7
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      Frank, is it too late to add this to my order?

      Ah, wait a sec before I put my mouth in front of my wallet... what kind of financial damage am I looking at for this if it's not too late?
      Herb

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      Quote Originally Posted by Damn True View Post
      Very cool but...

      Devils advocate: How many people are going to remove and install the 300'lb center lock nut to allow them to check the torque on the adapter lug nuts before a track session or auto-x...let alone a day or so after mounting the things in the first place?
      My thoughts exactly. It's extremely cool, but adds another item to the punchlist before driving....hope we don't see any disasters due to negligence.

    9. #9
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      ^^
      Isn't that the reason you have a 'track' set of wheels?
      and leave the 'race' setup at home...LOL
      Dave
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      Quote Originally Posted by Yelcamino View Post
      Frank, is it too late to add this to my order?

      Ah, wait a sec before I put my mouth in front of my wallet... what kind of financial damage am I looking at for this if it's not too late?
      Your wheels are not assembled yet for sure. If you are serious I can shelf the centers and make you another set of centers if they are already cut. I am looking to get some of these centerlocks on the streets. Your loyalty is very appreciated.

      Call me tomorrow, I will make sure you get them

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      any day...
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    12. #12
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      I know that forgelines are not cheap (and from what I hear, rightfully so)....Now the real question is, how much would this modification add to the price of a new order on a set of wheels?
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      Quote Originally Posted by ProdigyCustoms View Post
      Your wheels are not assembled yet for sure. If you are serious I can shelf the centers and make you another set of centers if they are already cut. I am looking to get some of these centerlocks on the streets. Your loyalty is very appreciated.

      Call me tomorrow, I will make sure you get them
      Roger that Frank!
      Herb

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      Someday... someday.

      If I'm not mistaken the price for the centerlock option is on Forgeline's website. Not sure if or how much it would differ purchasing through Frank, but it would give you an idea anyway. I don't recall how much it is though.
      Will Ellis
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    15. #15
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      Its on the site $1600, very cool but a pain in the butt when racing.
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      How much weight does this add?

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      How thick is that spacer??
      Phillip
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