0Anthony @ LGMotorsports

Hi guys,


So 325's are not enough? 345's are just way over done now, so you want to be different.

How about a 375 tire?

ForgeLine Motorsports, a long standing high quality wheel manufacturer just announced it's new 21" wheel line.

To show this off an out standing DE3S wheel in 20x11 front and 21x13 rears. Wrapping these wheels are new Pirelli P-Zero Nero tires with a 295-25-20 front and 375-20-21 rear.

Wheels are shown with a gloss black powder coated lip and inner barrel of the wheel. The centers were then coated and frosted on the front surface to add a more 3-D look to the set. Of course you can choose any color and finish options as you would like.

C6MagRed

Looks great... Any additional views like side view and back view?.... Any pics of wheels/tires next to OEM wheels/tires?.... Also. is this car stock height or lowered?

Thanks

Xedes

Finally some rear tires that can give Fred a little competition!

Stage7

sick...and the first set of 21" that didn't look like they belong in a hip hop video. Not keen on the color of the face of the spokes, but as you said we have our choice of finishes.

Luweegy

Ok I'll ask. How much for that setup ?

Rosspbig

If you have to ask, you cant afford it.

0Anthony @ LGMotorsports

Not sure, I just got the pictures from ForgeLine and the car was done there at the factory.

I believe the car is lowered

0Anthony @ LGMotorsports

I should have pricing on the 21's shortly. Honestly the tires are only a little over $400 ea.

musclesbmf

Awesome... more pics please.

Mark

0Anthony @ LGMotorsports

Scott and Dave at ForgeLine are going to finish up the other pictures of the car and send them over to me in the next few days.

68sixspeed

you must not have pot-holes in Texas?

johnhayesjr

I want a set! I hope forgeline will let you choose style of wheel to. let us know how to order!

kumar75150

how wide is the tire?

from what ive heard, the pirelli 375 is not much wider than a regular 335-345

Kumho now also makes a 375/20/21 that is $250

Stars_Fan

Damn those look sweet

Zoxxo

Tire Rack doesn't list an overall width for the Pirelli 375 but it lists a tread width of 13.1 inches. The newest Michelin PS2 ZP (run flat) in 325 size shows tread width of 12.3 inches. The stock Goodyears in 325 show tread width of 11.6. My Michelin 345 ZP (run flat) "Vipers" show 12.2.

So you're talkin' an extra 1.5 inches of tread over the stock Goodyears (and the overall diameter is almost identical )

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kumar75150

I've been told the 375/20/21 is narrower than the 355/25/21.

I've had doubts because I've seen people run the 375 tire on a 12" wide wheel. I would think you would need a 14" wide wheel if it was a true 375.

0Anthony @ LGMotorsports

I do not believe they have 21's in all designs yet but I know there is at least 5 or 6 with more on the way. I'll get a full run down from the guys on Monday

0Anthony @ LGMotorsports

I will tell you this...I have the Michelin ZP 325 on my car and it looks narrower than the GoodYears by 0.25" or so.....

I think there might be a typo on the 345's being 26.7" wide though


They are very close in tire height which makes them very appealing. I haven't seen any other specs on them other than the 13.1 width you have seen, so yes I think it is narrow for a 375 tire, but most certainly wider than the others. If tread width is 13.1 then sectional width must be 13.5 to 13.7 ish.

Zoxxo

Thanks. It was late. That number is the diameter. The 345 Vipers show tread width of 12.2". I will edit...

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0Anthony @ LGMotorsports

Hey I've done it too.