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    1. #1
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      Forgeline DS3 wheels

      Hello Guys,
      Does anybody use Forgeline DS3 wheels? If yes, please put some pics.Name:  product_photo-xlarge_image-410.jpg
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      I would like to buy these wheels for my project but I can not test fit them on the car before I buy since I am located on the other side of the Ocean.
      They are pretty expensive and I would be really mad if I buy this wheels and they would look stupid on my car.
      Thanks



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      What kind of car? I can't imagine those looking bad on anything. It is a very nice wheel. You should also look at the Rushforth Livewire, it is a very similar wheel and he probably has some pics of cars on his website with his design (his prices are more reasonable too).
      Stephen

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      Quote Originally Posted by srh3trinity View Post
      What kind of car? I can't imagine those looking bad on anything. It is a very nice wheel. You should also look at the Rushforth Livewire, it is a very similar wheel and he probably has some pics of cars on his website with his design (his prices are more reasonable too).
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      Thanks for the idea I will check that wheel

    4. #4
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      MedBali...I've seen these in person and they are absolutely beautiful wheels. So are Livewires, BTW! Steve Rupp runs them on Bad Penny and also look up Chad V.30. They are both Camaros though, so it might be worth the $$$ to invest in a rendering before you buy.
      Ron in SoCal
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      Used to be known as flash911

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      The Forgelines are unquestionably top of the line wheels but for a build on a budget you might look at the Weld Racing RT-S series wheels. They cost about 40% less but are still a three piece forged wheel available in a wide range of back spacing and widths.
      Steve Hayes
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      Quote Originally Posted by Ron.in.SoCal View Post
      MedBali...I've seen these in person and they are absolutely beautiful wheels. So are Livewires, BTW! Steve Rupp runs them on Bad Penny and also look up Chad V.30. They are both Camaros though, so it might be worth the $$$ to invest in a rendering before you buy.
      Thanks, I have checked their posts about the wheels. Well, definietly one of the best looking wheel I have ever seen in this design.
      I have watched so many similar wheel today but none of them can beat the DS3. 1st class in every mean.

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      Quote Originally Posted by TheJDMan View Post
      The Forgelines are unquestionably top of the line wheels but for a build on a budget you might look at the Weld Racing RT-S series wheels. They cost about 40% less but are still a three piece forged wheel available in a wide range of back spacing and widths.
      I am way over on my planned budget but this is that thing where I do not want to save money...
      I fallen in love with this wheel. It was love at first sight




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