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Quote: Originally Posted by spaghettio they are pretty expensive arent they Not compared with other brands of multi-piece forged wheels. They are actually cheaper. Now, if you want to compare them with Chinese cast aluminum wheels that sell for $700 a set, then yes, these are expensive.

Thanks, NineBall...that is something to think about. As for "custom manufactured", I was expecting to have something relatively custom, I meant I didn't want to have one custom-milled via CAD and all that mess. I check out every wheel you guys mention, so Sniper, I'm on the case...but I still prefer the 18s on the front. ;) Thanks for the suggestions!

I used an air bag set up from a place called VT Customs, they had all the brackets/bags, lines etc. I did no trimming on the wheel wells. You cant drive the car as it is in my picture (its actually sitting on the exhaust!). I have three ride heights, slammed...cruising (highway) and "around town". Ohhhhh thats something else, the factory exhaust goes over the axle, behind the rear wheels within the wheel arch...so that needs...

actually 5 years ago I orderd a set of american racing wheels and tires for my 67 camaro and the lugs came with it.

Those things are awesome. The Forgeline EV3 are my favorite race style wheel. Looks like we nailed the fitment. loks like you nailed the all Titanium! Can't wait to see it finished. Thanks again, and Merry Christmas

Quote: Originally Posted by lvrpool32 errr..not really, my car, Groovyjays (the black '80 pictured is a member here), 69Myways car, Twinturbo's car (him and his brother both have heavily modified cars and is a member here http://www.pro-touring.com/forum/showthread.php?t=45226 ) all can be classed as pro-touring and built long before Jeff Schwartz's car. Well thats if you class pro-toruing as a vintage car with suspension,...

I have 245-40-18 front and 275-40-18 rear. I can't say we didn't have clearance issues, but thru wee very easlily remedied Quote: Originally Posted by Socrates I really like the wheels. They are the only sub $500/each wheels I liked, in fact! They are very high quality, and the hyper silver color-shifting paint is absolutely stunning, day or night. Best part, near zero polishing required to look great, just wash with soap and they...

Check our website we have a great image gallery. Quote: Originally Posted by Blitz Just wanted to see more pics of the car with the Livewires. After seeing some brushed editions in a recent magazine (forgot which one...red car though), those have quickly risen into the top 3 dream wheels for me and my 65. If you can, I'd love to see some different side shots and a couple 3/4 angle shots at least.

Thank you!

Quote: Originally Posted by lvrpool32 The issue with the Rivi's is a) the 5 x 5 bolt pattern and b) the large spindle hub size. That kind of limits "bargain basement wheels. My coys had to be machined to accpet the center bore. Did you have to do any trimming to the wheel wells? What air ride system are you using? I am very interested, I think they would look great on a silver or black car.. I am picking this car up on Tuesday,...