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Old 10-27-2006, 09:44 PM
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great looking wheel guys! keep up the good work!!!!
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Originally Posted by AMERICAN_HP
Although its a very good looking wheel, I would have to say that I would rather spend the extra 500 bucks (Their 2,495) for a set of CCW 505a's that are forged 1 peice billet wheels. And thats for a set of 19x10-19x11.5

Personally, I think the Corvette world needs a 1,500 dollar set of split 5 spokes. Every other car in the U.S. has one. HELL, I spent 2 grand on 24x10" Chrome wheels for my H2.
I mean come on. Why does EVERYONE have to make a mint everytime they try and sell something to the corvette world???

To sum it up...Great looking wheel, but severly overpriced for the size, manufacturing process, and finish of the wheel. They should be priced in the 1100-1300 dollar range.

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i might be interested int eh wheels if they fit the C5 Z06
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Nice looking wheel...


Old 10-30-2006, 07:52 AM
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Hi guys,

They are 23 pounds for the front and 25 pounds for the rear.

They have been certified and tested to exceed stock specs. Yes it is a split 5 spoke design but how many ways can you build a "split 5 spoke design".

This wheel does not compete with any of the current split 5 spoke designs on the market. It is what it is, but it is a well engineered pressure cast wheel built to fit the C6 for now.

We will have the Z06 fitment (front and rear) around the first of the year. Then we will have them to fit the C5 very soon after.

They are polished aluminum finish and can be powder coated any color as an option at a reasonable cost.

Here are 3 other "split 5 spoke" designs. each has their benefits and their own pricing.



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Originally Posted by AMERICAN_HP
Although its a very good looking wheel, I would have to say that I would rather spend the extra 500 bucks (Their 2,495) for a set of CCW 505a's that are forged 1 peice billet wheels. And thats for a set of 19x10-19x11.5

Personally, I think the Corvette world needs a 1,500 dollar set of split 5 spokes. Every other car in the U.S. has one. HELL, I spent 2 grand on 24x10" Chrome wheels for my H2.
I mean come on. Why does EVERYONE have to make a mint everytime they try and sell something to the corvette world???

To sum it up...Great looking wheel, but severly overpriced for the size, manufacturing process, and finish of the wheel. They should be priced in the 1100-1300 dollar range.

"Stick to making the best headers in the world"


I completely agree with you.
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Why isn't there a picture of the SP505 in this thread compared to LG's?


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Old 10-30-2006, 01:46 PM
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I really like these wheels, but of all the wheel designs that were posted as being similar they look more like the CCW's than any other.

**Edit**
Looks like someone beat me too it


LG World Challenge wheel


CCW 505a
Old 10-30-2006, 02:24 PM
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Who really cares if they look like CCW wheels? The design is sharp, and LG has an excellent reputation. I'd rather have the LG versions anyways, since they support this site that you guys get to enjoy for free.
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^^^ they look great! Thanks for offering a new vette product!
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nice sets, have to check em out some time
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damn, i was hoping they werent split spoke but 5 regular spokes
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I think it's a great idea! I love the looks of a split-5, but I wasn't wild about the extra weight of the forged units.

Let us all know when you have the right sizes and offsets for a C5! I'd like 18s F&R, myself.

Oh, and could we maybe have a plain centercap or else lose the logo on the spoke? One logo is enough. Just a suggestion.
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How would these wheels compare to the CRAY wheels. www.craywheels.com
As far as price and quality goes?
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Looks like a nice wheel and the weight is right on target too..

Price is right.

If I were shopping rims...

I'd buy these in a heartbeat.

Thanks for the heads up.

Good luck..
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Looks good Lou! Let us know when the C5 Z wheel sizes become available.

Tony
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Post up when you get them for the C-5s in a 18" by 10.5" and a 17" by 9" that should fit my needs perfect.
I really like them and they are in my price range!



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