Anyone interested in Deep Dish Firehawk or WS6 factory rims?
03-15-2009 | 01:20 PM
#122
I'm very picky with wheels, so I'd love to see larger size w/ optional lips for factory styled wheels. I'd definitely buy some. I cannot stand hardly any aftermarket wheels. Especially TT!!! (Sorry to all those that have them hehe)
03-15-2009 | 03:25 PM
#124
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How about if the people who want a multi piece wheel contact us and we will get you some wheels, and the other people who want something like American Racing TT's contact me as well. We can do everything you want !!!!
03-16-2009 | 01:36 PM
#126
I see no need for another $2500+ set of wheels company. I do see a market for OE knock offs that have dish (11") options available. Now if a company would start up and give CCW a run for their money..... that would be a good thing cuz prices would drop.
03-30-2009 | 01:59 PM
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04-04-2009 | 01:47 PM
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04-05-2009 | 09:35 AM
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listen what most people want is a different 17x11 rim...thats what we need above all else. i mean they make all these chevy rims replicas in crazy sizes...its about time they did a 98-00 ws6 wheel in a 17x11...they would sell like crazy idk why someone has not done it yet.
04-06-2009 | 07:14 AM
#133
if they can recreate any design, to hell with firehawks, ws6's, ect. Build us some ccw and fisk look alikes in 10" and 11" widths that don't cost a fortune. Now that would be impressive.
Last edited by 00Camary; 04-06-2009 at 07:25 AM.
04-07-2009 | 03:40 PM
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Hey ModCity, If you can make me 2 custom 18x10.5 rear Firehawk wheels, I'll buy them. No need to be deep dish, just 18x10.5 Firehawk 5 Stars. Keep the centercap size the same, so i can use the stock firehawk centercaps, and I'll be able to replace the 2 road rashed 17x9.5 chrome rims I have now, with a wider stragged stance. (305/35/18 or so) If you can do it, PM me.
04-09-2009 | 03:24 AM
#136
this thread has been going for almost 3 months.......this balloon just keeps getting higher in the clouds, sorry don't mean to knock, but I was going along with it until I saw the 2500 price tag as well. I do agree that my 02 Speedlines would look killer with a [B]17x11[B] in the rear without having to have mine cut and extended. But performance wise as well, I don't want a wheel any bigger than 17" on my car.
02-23-2010 | 11:16 PM
#139
Originally Posted by TheModCity View Post
Hello All,
We are TheModCity and we are the ones who will be getting the deep dish wheels for you from ICONZ Wheels.
Just so you know they will be a 1 piece Forged wheel. So they will be nice and strong !!!! Not like some inferior cast wheel that we all know cracks and destroys your car in the process !!! Plus, cast wheels are pretty heavy as well..
If you look on HRE's website or ask someone for HRE pricing for 1 piece monoblock wheels you will see that they are in the $5000.00 price range.
We should be able to get you a set of these wheels for around $2499.
We recommend going with 18" or 19" inch. nothing smaller.
Thanks to shippershack and metsfour for all the work they have done to get this going.
Thanks,
Daniel
Hello All,
We are TheModCity and we are the ones who will be getting the deep dish wheels for you from ICONZ Wheels.
Just so you know they will be a 1 piece Forged wheel. So they will be nice and strong !!!! Not like some inferior cast wheel that we all know cracks and destroys your car in the process !!! Plus, cast wheels are pretty heavy as well..
If you look on HRE's website or ask someone for HRE pricing for 1 piece monoblock wheels you will see that they are in the $5000.00 price range.
We should be able to get you a set of these wheels for around $2499.
We recommend going with 18" or 19" inch. nothing smaller.
Thanks to shippershack and metsfour for all the work they have done to get this going.
Thanks,
Daniel
