WTB: WTB rear c5 z06 wheels 18x 10.5
#1
WTB rear c5 z06 wheels 18x 10.5
Looking for 2 rear wheels for my 02 z06. I want to use these wheels for the front of my car. I would like the original finish and in great condition.
Thanks!
Ed
Thanks!
Ed
#3
Le Mans Master
My research has discovered that these are not being produced by GM or by Speedline in the same manor as the original '02-'04 Speedline. The current open-flame spinning machines that are being used to make the HOW wheels are not going to be able to duplicate the recipe for the flow-formed original Speedline wheels.
BTW - I have a set of these on my street car and I am happy with them, but a lot of racers use the '02 - '04 Speedlines due to their durability. I’m not trying to stop anyone from buying HOW wheels. I’m just saying they are not the same, and should not be sold as such.
Are the HOW copies being made under a licensing agreement by both parties and are they TUV certified?
Please PM me with the details if you prefer not to post publicly.
Thanks.
#4
Bob,
My research has discovered that these are not being produced by GM or by Speedline in the same manor as the original '02-'04 Speedline. The current open-flame spinning machines that are being used to make the HOW wheels are not going to be able to duplicate the recipe for the flow-formed original Speedline wheels.
BTW - I have a set of these on my street car and I am happy with them, but a lot of racers use the '02 - '04 Speedlines due to their durability. I’m not trying to stop anyone from buying HOW wheels. I’m just saying they are not the same, and should not be sold as such.
Are the HOW copies being made under a licensing agreement by both parties and are they TUV certified?
Please PM me with the details if you prefer not to post publicly.
Thanks.
My research has discovered that these are not being produced by GM or by Speedline in the same manor as the original '02-'04 Speedline. The current open-flame spinning machines that are being used to make the HOW wheels are not going to be able to duplicate the recipe for the flow-formed original Speedline wheels.
BTW - I have a set of these on my street car and I am happy with them, but a lot of racers use the '02 - '04 Speedlines due to their durability. I’m not trying to stop anyone from buying HOW wheels. I’m just saying they are not the same, and should not be sold as such.
Are the HOW copies being made under a licensing agreement by both parties and are they TUV certified?
Please PM me with the details if you prefer not to post publicly.
Thanks.
#5
Drifting
Bob,
My research has discovered that these are not being produced by GM or by Speedline in the same manor as the original '02-'04 Speedline. The current open-flame spinning machines that are being used to make the HOW wheels are not going to be able to duplicate the recipe for the flow-formed original Speedline wheels.
BTW - I have a set of these on my street car and I am happy with them, but a lot of racers use the '02 - '04 Speedlines due to their durability. I’m not trying to stop anyone from buying HOW wheels. I’m just saying they are not the same, and should not be sold as such.
Are the HOW copies being made under a licensing agreement by both parties and are they TUV certified?
Please PM me with the details if you prefer not to post publicly.
Thanks.
My research has discovered that these are not being produced by GM or by Speedline in the same manor as the original '02-'04 Speedline. The current open-flame spinning machines that are being used to make the HOW wheels are not going to be able to duplicate the recipe for the flow-formed original Speedline wheels.
BTW - I have a set of these on my street car and I am happy with them, but a lot of racers use the '02 - '04 Speedlines due to their durability. I’m not trying to stop anyone from buying HOW wheels. I’m just saying they are not the same, and should not be sold as such.
Are the HOW copies being made under a licensing agreement by both parties and are they TUV certified?
Please PM me with the details if you prefer not to post publicly.
Thanks.
Last edited by JHrinsin; 01-15-2018 at 09:17 AM.
#6
Supporting Vendor
Wheels
Our wheels are special ordered from Speedline Italy.We buy several hundred at a time to meet minimum production requirements
We have probably sold over 2000 of these wheels.
There has never been an issue in all the years we’ve been selling these with either for street use or with the racing community
Thanks
Bob
House of Wheels
We have probably sold over 2000 of these wheels.
There has never been an issue in all the years we’ve been selling these with either for street use or with the racing community
Thanks
Bob
House of Wheels