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OK, the clear majority is voting with the top choice OEM replica and I agree. Now, riddle me this Batmen/women...I really like the machined face OEM, but I'm torn over whether or not it will look out of place.
machine high polish the entire wheel then have it clear coated. best of all worlds. precision_forged will make you any design you can think up for under 3k 1 piece forged wheels
you will never see the sun reflecting off the black wheels like this!
I still have the original machine faced GS wheels on my CMGM 2019 2LT Heritage Package convertible. Love those wheels. I bent three of them back in August of 2019. Had them straightened and no issues since (I avoid crappy roads whenever possible). When I do go aftermarket it will be with a forged replica of GS wheels and they will be machine faced.
I still have the original machine faced GS wheels on my CMGM 2019 2LT Heritage Package convertible. Love those wheels. I bent three of them back in August of 2019. Had them straightened and no issues since (I avoid crappy roads whenever possible). When I do go aftermarket it will be with a forged replica of GS wheels and they will be machine faced.
Cool. I had the 69 Vette roadster for about 10 years. Loved it but stepped up for better handling and some more creature comforts. 30 years ago, I did a body off restomod on a 69 Camaro SS 350 4 speed for my wife. The body was in rough shape. I replaced a bunch of body panels, installed a GM crate 350/350 and a Tremec 5 speed. Added Vintage Air, 4 wheel disc brakes, subframe connectors and Slide-a-links. I had the final body prep and paint done by a friend of mine that owns a high quality shop. When he finished the paint I helped assemble the body panels and installed a new interior. We still have the car.
