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Old 1st March 2003, 03:50   #1
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Hello all;

I have a great oppertunity for a sponsorship with iForged Performance Alloys.
The package i'm looking at is 20x8.5x10.5, (the rear width was recently released and has a 4" lip). I've been in touch with them for a bit of time, and have finally decided to do the Seneka wheel in a brushed aluminum finish.
what do you guys think?

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Old 1st March 2003, 04:11   #2
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Sweet wheels. Can't wait to see them mouned on the Beast.
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Looks stunning, look forward to the pics after they are on the car!
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very niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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Nice looking wheel.

Gotta see them on the beast. Pics Please

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Nice wheels, but 20" are going to cause big headaches in the long run. It may look great, but they will not last on the street in real world applications.

If they are for show, cool. I couldn't help myself, its the practical coming out in me. BTW - How much for 18" of the same type?

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Do you know how much they weigh?
The're very sharp.
I think I'm going to get 19" myself but I know the 20s will look great. where are they coming from and how much are they?
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Thanks for the feedback everyone!
I'll post pictures as soon as things go through, and the wheels show up.

MAH- I too was concerned about going with a 20" wheel, I had my heart set on 19" until I spoke with the folks at iForged. I'm yet to make a definite decision on size. According to the website the 18" wheels run between $770-790ea. in the finish I'm going for (brushed aluminum)

NigelM5- The wheels are speced to weigh 25-28lbs, they are coming direct from iForged. The wheel prices are listed on the website for most of the wheels. Click on the wheel you're looking at, and prices will be listed according to size.

Here is a link to an M5 with 20" swift wheels.

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Very nice 20" wheels on the M5 in the photo.

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Verrrrrry Nice Wheeeeeels:p
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