rpm 505's on a camaro
11-23-2009, 12:10 AM
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not my car, but once i saw josh99ta post some pics of his car a couple weeks ago i knew that i had to get them: https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...-shots-ss.html
11-25-2009, 05:39 PM
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CCW 505a's Heres some CCW 505a's LOLThese are STILL !!! the hottest rims ever made for our cars IMO
http://s243.photobucket.com/albums/f...camaro%20pics/
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12-01-2009, 03:20 AM
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The ccw are nice, but in a 19" or bigger... and in any style other than the split five spoke. The fitment is always spot on in any size.
I think Fikse wheels have to be the best looking wheels ever for all sports cars. Even with the old school style hoops. They are no more though. The brushed centers, and polished lips look so clean on any color car.
CCW is on to something though. I wonder how much material they waste when machining their wheels though. I wonder what cost of production for one of their wheels compared to a typical three piece wheel would be. They have to start with a big block of aluminum and cut most of it away?
I always wondered what the true markup of aftermarket three piece forged wheels are. It has to be 100% right?
I think Fikse wheels have to be the best looking wheels ever for all sports cars. Even with the old school style hoops. They are no more though. The brushed centers, and polished lips look so clean on any color car.
CCW is on to something though. I wonder how much material they waste when machining their wheels though. I wonder what cost of production for one of their wheels compared to a typical three piece wheel would be. They have to start with a big block of aluminum and cut most of it away?
I always wondered what the true markup of aftermarket three piece forged wheels are. It has to be 100% right?
