Fiske or iForged...
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Originally Posted by Compstall
Fikse's are nice wheels. But then sometimes I think that Fikse's on an F-body is like setting a Plasma T.V. on a Sauder entertainment center. ![Grin](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_grin.gif)
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iForged has had some cust. service issues in the past. I understand they are getting better. I would go with Fikse or Forgeline. If I spend that much $$ on a wheel I want a good response should they ever be damaged.
I've run 2 sets of Forgelines 1st on my 94 Z28, and the 2nd on my 93 Corvette. Always received great customer service and reasonable repairs costs.
I've run 2 sets of Forgelines 1st on my 94 Z28, and the 2nd on my 93 Corvette. Always received great customer service and reasonable repairs costs.