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Fikse wheels
I think by the end of summer I will be in the position to finally buy the second choice wheels I want. Does anyone know of any Fikse dealers, or know when they hold the annual sale?
Also I am not sure what the difference is between the Profil series and the FM series. They both seem to be a multipiece wheel with forged centers and spun(?) hoops? The description for either series is quite vague and I am not sure what the difference is. Choice is between FM5's and Profil 5's :drool: and I am not sure if I want the hard anodize black centers or Titanium black centers |
http://www.bodymotion.com/
They are a Fikse dealer in Ocean Township. I do not know anything about sales, but since they are local maybe you can save on shipping (if it's a lot less than tax). |
I think shipping would be a lot less than sales tax @~$950 (or more) per wheel = ~$280 in tax, but I could be wrong.
That place seems like they are high end, probably wont even want to talk to me |
Easy question first : Titanium black
Second question of profile vs. classic : http://ls1tech.com/forums/wheels-tir...rofile-5s.html I will keep searching for discounts/ annual sale Edit: just pm'ed the fiske rep on ls1 tech. I'll forward his reply |
Thanks Mike. That thread is helpful.
I really really like the ano black though, but I am not sure what the titanium black looks, it is also paint, so it can be scratched. Anodize type 3 is hard, almost as hard as diamond on the rockwell scale. I called the place above for now, see what the pricing on some 18x9's are. Once I finish the front suspension on the Camaro I will break out the wheelrite and see what kind of sizing I can fit. |
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You have a pro-touring ride. Remind them that The Mule is the background of Fikse's web site. |
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I called the place above, they said they would get me pricing on the 18x9's on both, I hope but it looks like I'll probably go with the Profil's over the FM's since the center size follows the wheel size compared to the FM designed on a fixed size center and a hoop or "rim" :kneeslap: to fit the wheel |
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$3804 with the tax, not too bad, I was expecting upwards of $4500. Practically a steal! |
FYI last years annual sale only took pricing direct through fiske to 34xx for 4 in standard colors. So that shop seems good right off the bat
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Going to need new lug nuts too, anyone know any companies that make lot of varieties?
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$3800 for wheels???
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Fiskes are big money, but quality. I think that you will be happy with them, but have you looked at Forgeline, HRE, and other too - similar pricing, but different styles?
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Honestly I only like about 5 different wheels from all the companies I have looked into. I like the 5's and the 5S's too and two wheels from HRE, my GTA crosslace, my Ronal R15's and thats about it :rofl: Oh CCW has one wheel that I dont hate, but why settle when in the same price range? :shrug: |
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When you see a cast wheel blow up you may understand why. :kneeslap: Also have you seen the other things that I have bought? I know you havent seen all the body panels yet..... |
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Wheels can really make a car and I think either would look great. Hope they are strong enough for our wonderful roads.
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$1,500 each - ouch! What about Formula 43? They may have some wheels that you may like too... Pics are too funny |
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You sir, better chain them things to the car and or to a big ass immobile object. :rofl: |
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I do have a locked garage and I know who has access :shifty: otherwise, that is what insurance is for |
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