Tired of 3 piece 20's, want to trade for stock wheels
Last edited by burkettamb; Dec 25, 2006 at 02:30 AM.


I've just come to the conclusion that multipiece rims may be the biggest marketing gimmick every by wheel companies. It's easier for the wheel companies to make the multipiece wheels rather than a single piece ultralight weight rim if I've done my research correctly.
I'd love for someone to shed more insight on this.
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I don't think multipiece rims are hard to make per say....alot of the work is sealing the damn things correctly. That is why they cost an exorborant amount to fix. Most one piece rims are what.....$50 to fix? Wheel places wanted $400 PER RIM to fix a set of 3-piece LDR's and even then, they didn't seem to be fond of doing so...which is why I ended up just buying a brand new set. They said the hard part was successfully sealing the 3 pieces together, and that they couldn't even guarantee it could be done.
The problem is that most these bling-azz "forged" wheels that say they are forged are not really forged... I had Iforged wheels, that claimed to be forged, and I later found out that only the center piece was forged, not the rim halves, which is what matters more.. WtF?!






