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Wanting to put some cool wheels on the car and something different. Can't seem to choose but thinking these could look really cool. Car has 15s and I would do 18" wheels with lower profile tires. Maybe some Toyo r888rs. Anyone have an opinion of how this wheel might look? Center would be the flat silver like the last pic. Then the rim machined.The classic HL3 is a tribute to the original Halibrand wheels of the 1960s that famously carried the Ford GT40 to victory, at the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans. But unlike the original, the Forgeline HL3 is a modern 3-piece wheel that is manufactured from fully forged concave 6061-T6 aluminum centers using the latest engineering and manufacturing technology. The Forgeline HL3 is a modern custom made-to-order 3-piece wheel that is precision-machined from forged 6061-T6 aluminum and assembled with heat-treated rim shells, hidden stainless-steel ARP fasteners, and Heli-Coil inserts. And just like any Forgeline wheel, the HL3 is fully customizable in fitment and finish, including center lock applications.
I love the look of the salt flats. I have a set of them on my ‘52 Chevy pickup, but I’m not impressed with American Racings quality. They enclosed a quality control sheet with the wheels to show the runout measurements, but it was not at all accurate.I also like the American Racing salt flat wheels. These are 17s. I would do 18s. Much more affordable as well. Talking $13k+ for the HL3 Forgelines with with wheels, tires, and adapters. Still might end up going this route.
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I like them to but that is a lot of coin. Just put the hard top up for sale since I don't plan on using it. The Halibrands on it also have some value. My brother is supposed to do a photoshop of the salt flat wheels. See what that looks like first.That HL3 is really nice looking. It's only money...
As far as quality are you saying the one piece or two piece wheel from American Racing. I would be looking at the two piece wheels.I love the look of the salt flats. I have a set of them on my ‘52 Chevy pickup, but I’m not impressed with American Racings quality. They enclosed a quality control sheet with the wheels to show the runout measurements, but it was not at all accurate.
Mine are two piece.As far as quality are you saying the one piece or two piece wheel from American Racing. I would be looking at the two piece wheels.