Boze Forged - sale pricing
05-16-2008, 01:46 PM
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Boze Forged - sale pricing I've been getting several inquiries about Boze Forged pricing, here ya go:
If we can get at least four orders, FREE SHIPPING in the lower 48 states! That is a savings of $120.
Boze wheels, 2-piece, fully polished, no rivets:
17x8 = $485 each
17x9 = not available
17x10 = $519 each
18x9 = $637 each
18x10 = $689 each
19x8 = $722 each
19x9 = not available
19x10 = $765 each
2-piece options:
rivets = $35 per wheel
brushed center = $75 per wheel
powdercoat center = $45 per wheel
Boze wheels, 3-piece, fully polished:
18x9 = $910 each
18x9.5 = $927 each
18x10 = $935 each
18x10.5 = $952 each
18x11 = $969 each
3-piece options:
Chrome entire wheel (only available on 3-piece) $130 per wheel
brushed center = $75 per wheel
powdercoat center = $45 per wheel
Here are some popular ones that would look great on a late model:
If we can get at least four orders, FREE SHIPPING in the lower 48 states! That is a savings of $120.
Boze wheels, 2-piece, fully polished, no rivets:
17x8 = $485 each
17x9 = not available
17x10 = $519 each
18x9 = $637 each
18x10 = $689 each
19x8 = $722 each
19x9 = not available
19x10 = $765 each
2-piece options:
rivets = $35 per wheel
brushed center = $75 per wheel
powdercoat center = $45 per wheel
Boze wheels, 3-piece, fully polished:
18x9 = $910 each
18x9.5 = $927 each
18x10 = $935 each
18x10.5 = $952 each
18x11 = $969 each
3-piece options:
Chrome entire wheel (only available on 3-piece) $130 per wheel
brushed center = $75 per wheel
powdercoat center = $45 per wheel
Here are some popular ones that would look great on a late model:
05-16-2008, 06:51 PM
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Hey Nine maybe you can help me out and verify this. I just ordered my rims about umm 2 weeks ago. And ended up paying 3000$ for all 4. Order the Speedsters 2-18x10, 2-18x9 with the rivets, accent painting etc..
By this chart the math i came up with is..
1378- For the 2-18x10's
1274- For the 2-18x9's
140- Rivets on all 4
400- Accent painting on each ( was charged 100$ per wheel for the accent a=option)
Total= 3192.
I got my set for 3000$ even like noted above. Just wanted to clarify and compare prices nonetheless. So with my math seems i got a good deal cant wait for them to arrive. Boze rules
By this chart the math i came up with is..
1378- For the 2-18x10's
1274- For the 2-18x9's
140- Rivets on all 4
400- Accent painting on each ( was charged 100$ per wheel for the accent a=option)
Total= 3192.
I got my set for 3000$ even like noted above. Just wanted to clarify and compare prices nonetheless. So with my math seems i got a good deal cant wait for them to arrive. Boze rules
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05-19-2008, 01:33 AM
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Nine Ball I have never really been very sure about the diffrence in a 2 peice wheel and a 3 peice wheel. What are the advatages? If I'm gonna spend alot of $$ I might as well only do it once.
05-19-2008, 09:04 AM
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2-piece vs 3-piece
A 3-piece wheel consists of 3 separate sections. You have the forged center of the wheel, where the design/spokes are. Then you have a front hoop and a rear hoop. The two hoops have a lip on the inside, with holes drilled for bolts. All three sections are bolted together at the face, which is why you see the rivets.
2-piece wheel has the forged center and a 1-piece outer hoop. The face is welded to the hoop on the backside of the face.
Weight-wise, there isn't much if any difference at all. Appearance-wise they look identical. The 3-piece is needed if you want to go to 1/2-inch width increments (9.5" or 10.5" etc..) because they only make full inch increments on 2-piece (8", 9", 10" etc..)
3-piece wheels are also easier to repair if you bend a lip, they simply replace the front or rear hoop with a new one. 2-piece wheels can still be repaired easily by places that specialize in wheel repair.
A 3-piece wheel consists of 3 separate sections. You have the forged center of the wheel, where the design/spokes are. Then you have a front hoop and a rear hoop. The two hoops have a lip on the inside, with holes drilled for bolts. All three sections are bolted together at the face, which is why you see the rivets.
2-piece wheel has the forged center and a 1-piece outer hoop. The face is welded to the hoop on the backside of the face.
Weight-wise, there isn't much if any difference at all. Appearance-wise they look identical. The 3-piece is needed if you want to go to 1/2-inch width increments (9.5" or 10.5" etc..) because they only make full inch increments on 2-piece (8", 9", 10" etc..)
3-piece wheels are also easier to repair if you bend a lip, they simply replace the front or rear hoop with a new one. 2-piece wheels can still be repaired easily by places that specialize in wheel repair.
05-20-2008, 09:00 AM
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Time for the hijack but might as well make it all in one post. Are 2 peace I-Forged similar pricing, or Cheaper? I know there are many people interested in I-Forged wheels as well.
05-21-2008, 01:43 AM
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Wow well when I get back from deployment (in like 2 weeks) I'll figure out what backspacing I need for some Pro touring wheels in 18X9 and 18 X10 with gunmetal centers. Wow Need 3 more guys to commit! Also Nine ball do you sell tires by any chance to go with any of these? Thanks
05-21-2008, 09:14 AM
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Grifter, I don't sell tires...yet. Maybe someday.
2000 Hawk, "brushed" means that the face is hand scuffed with a Scotchbrite pad and then clearcoated. It gives the wheels a very unique look, makes them look more performance-oriented and expensive. Probably because you won't find cheap rims with a brushed center. Attached examples of two brushed wheels (DPE Forged)
2000 Hawk, "brushed" means that the face is hand scuffed with a Scotchbrite pad and then clearcoated. It gives the wheels a very unique look, makes them look more performance-oriented and expensive. Probably because you won't find cheap rims with a brushed center. Attached examples of two brushed wheels (DPE Forged)
those look badass
05-23-2008, 10:01 AM
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I bought a set of Boosts with a brushed insert and chrome lip and they look sick. They have great customer service too. In fact, I sent all four back because the backspacing wasn't exactly how I wanted it and they fixed them and shipped them back for free! Can't say enough good things about them. I believe I spoke to Zach over there.
05-27-2008, 09:04 PM
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those are nicccce. Bout time somebody makes a very DIFFERENT wheel, i dont know which i would like more, sucks to have a nice car and have to stay stuck with cheapy OEM style wheels... Hopefully i make enough on my next job that i will have to grab a set of these!!!!! Im digging ALL the 5 star wheels, dont really know which will look best i want em allllllllll 