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Old 05-11-2005, 07:13 PM
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Experience W/ Centerline Wheels

Does anyone have any pros or cons about centerline wheels. Are they truly light and strong.
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Old 05-12-2005, 07:06 AM
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Does anyone have any advise. THis is the Link. http://www.centerlinewheels.com/

They say the rims can hold 1200 lb. Is this any good.
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that's not saying much because when you hit a pothole or bump, pressure at that point of impact can be lot greater than what those rims can hold.
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They are light. Should be pretty strong since they're forged. Too narrow though, so I would never buy 'em
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Yeah I wish they would make that 6 spoke wheel in wider fitments...
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I have them and they are very light.

Mine are 17x7 and weigh 13.5 lbs. Centerline RPM.

They look really good on the car and I get lots of compliments. A lighter rim really makes a difference in how it drives, too.

I hit a raised manhole cover in a construction site (didn't see it in the rain at night) and bent one rim. I hit it very hard and that is the only damage. The outer lip is still perfect (that's why I didn't know it was damaged). It also stayed intact and doesn't seem to have any balance problems. I didn't know the rim was bent and had the car over 100 without any shaking. I drove it for several months until putting my snow tires on.

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