^^^^^I have no reason to lie, and even less reason to convince you... Chris, Doc, and countless others have picked them up and know they don't weigh a damn thing.

BTW that photochop is sick....

 

just answer my ? ....im not saying ur lying bro... chillax..i am skeptical like tc909 was... thats all...

 

he basically recasts the round part of the rims. Imagine laying down the rims and cutting out the center so it looks like a blank "O" thats the part he makes lightweight....then a Auto Cad lazer guided program copies the rim and he recasts it. basically re-using the spokes. the backside of the spokes has some rough edges, but they arent visible unless the wheel if off the car. He doesnt re-do the whole rim, becuase obviously that would require making the entire rim from scratch with nothing as framework. I don't know all the detail, becuase he lives oin the east coast and obviously I wasnt there. But i Can have him write something up to better explain the process. We came up with the idea when he explained how they machine lightweight replacement pulleys,chutes, for the older heavie parts on some NASA projects, airplanes, etc.

 

The headlights and vinyl are the only things I dislike. The towhook looks fine to me.
The green has been done pretty good.

 

i like it

 

a simple NO would be fine lol... im guessing then your answer is NO on the manf. stamps or normal rim stamps manf. put on the rim....interestesting.

 

jp kit looks great...

 

sorry, I miss read your ?. the inside of the rim doesnt have anything, but the small brim connected to the spokes is the original, so that stuff is till there. If you inside the rims, you can see where he connected the original piece to the part he recast. so it still has those on my set. i belive that the second time around when he made his second set, he redid them entirely for that guy, so those where a "badgeless" set.

 

dude you're just retarded

re-cast = cast wheel

you don't melt an pour it in a mold to forge a wheel. learn manufuacturing processes before you ____ing lie.

forged wheels don't do this either

 

^^^ QFT!!!!!! and OWNED! ....i was being nice and not saying nothing while browsing his pics lol.. thanks nebs people like u give me hope on here.. nebs are meh heroz

 

that was not thecast wheel... those where the 17 inch rims, not the 18's...I've had three accidents in this car....the 18's were cast after the accident with the honda racing. the 18's are the ones that are cast.... I will post pics of the back of the new wheels later today so you can see what I'm talking about....

 

I have better things to do than lie on a national forum, especially when members of my team and other teams I know are on here everyday, I'm not stupid, nor despereate. The 18's are the ones cast after the accident with a hatch, NOT the accident on the freeway which is what the picture is from.

 

dude those wheels are cast..... all 1 piece wheels from kyowa are cast. dude you have NO IDEA WTF you're talking about. i DOUBT he has the materials to do this at home. hahahah you're a moron

 

why do your pics, profile and rims say 17 on it then...and pics in your photobucket?


watching

 

cuz the 18's are on the back, and the front set has not yet been finished.... i will show the 18's when I get home from school ....

 

LOL@U

 

Not the cereal eating picture again! GROSS! LOL!

 

http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/....jsp?techid=90


go here and learn something yourself also before you want to talk **** and call people names

 

im a ME, i know exactly what i'm talking about. Cast wheels aren't forged wheels, two totally different manufacturing processes. thanks come again

 

i am just saying their is no need for you to come at someone like that let him do what he wants with his stuff at the end you aint the one paying for his stuff your just some smarta$$ that thinks he knows it all thanks to the "internet"