CCW hookup?
06-04-2009, 09:06 AM
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they are very big with the mustang cobra crowd, see here you go:
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...ml#post8369940
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...ml#post8369940
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06-04-2009, 11:53 AM
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they are extremely huge with the Corvette crowd. I recently sent them back a cracked wheel and they turned it around the SAME day. i got the wheel back two days later! they are awesome with customer service BEFORE and AFTER the sale!
Talk to either Melissa or John (owner). both will help you! I delt with Melissa, tell her Aj, aka 1BADBURB from corvetteforum.com sent ya.
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Talk to either Melissa or John (owner). both will help you! I delt with Melissa, tell her Aj, aka 1BADBURB from corvetteforum.com sent ya.
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06-04-2009, 12:03 PM
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Seriously GF, whats the use, you have clearly stated you dont drive your car fast and dont care about performance so why CCW? CCW's do look good but their definition is unsprung weight/performance.
I see you more of an Asanti guy with big chrome lips and tattoo like wheel blades.
I see you more of an Asanti guy with big chrome lips and tattoo like wheel blades.
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06-04-2009, 12:39 PM
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give Jon @ CCW wheel a call and tell him you want the drag pack for the rear and will know what you are referring to. # is 888-577-0144 Hope this helps get ya in the right direction...... Good luck 
06-04-2009, 02:16 PM
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JK JK Buddy! I'm with Vic on this one. Yes they do look great, but they are more performance oriented wheels. Yer a cruiser! Go with the monobloks instead.
06-04-2009, 02:22 PM
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Vic I'm downgrading to 19s bc I don't want to fear potholes as much anymore and to me a one piece wheel will be less prone to failing so it's all good. On top if that if it's lightweight and will help me smoke TheRicker then that's even better :P
So in essence HRE monos Vs these, which are better and why?
Thanks for the contact info guys.
So in essence HRE monos Vs these, which are better and why?
Thanks for the contact info guys.
06-04-2009, 02:42 PM
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I dealt with Jon when I bought two sets of them for my mustang. Gave me a slight discount b/c I bought two sets at once. Turnaround I think was 3 weeks shipped.
06-04-2009, 04:18 PM
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Vic I'm downgrading to 19s bc I don't want to fear potholes as much anymore and to me a one piece wheel will be less prone to failing so it's all good. On top if that if it's lightweight and will help me smoke TheRicker then that's even better :P
So in essence HRE monos Vs these, which are better and why?
Thanks for the contact info guys.
So in essence HRE monos Vs these, which are better and why?
Thanks for the contact info guys.
Also IC Reservoir tank/Tuning will be in place next time you see my rear bumper, your view of it thru frnt windshield will look like google earth
06-04-2009, 08:07 PM
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Jon's a great guy -- owns the place. I bought a set for my Vette and a set for my 540. I lived about 35 miles away, so picked them up myself. He personally helped me install them on the 540.
Stand up guy......You don't need a 'hook up'. Just buy'em.
Stand up guy......You don't need a 'hook up'. Just buy'em.
