New wheels : 20x9 and 20x11.5
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I've worked closely with Ferrada for about 3 years now. I am an authorized distributor. My Jag will be at SEMA this year and we had a set made for promotion and advertisements pre-production
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Thank you sir!
The color of the wrap is actually a Color Flow some what like a chameleon color, as you walk around the car the color changes with your line of sight
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We weighed my 20x9, IIRC it was like sub 20-21lbs or something.
What makes our Forge-8 line so special is the way the wheels are made, only possible through a manufacturing technique that’s wholly exclusive to Ferrada Wheels. Part of this unique process involves employing 8 hydraulic rollers to apply pressure on a heated barrel spinning at high speed. The extreme forces acting on the barrel collapses air pockets within the aluminum, reducing barrel thickness by 15% of the industry standard while increasing strength and durability. Another important consequence of this procedure is the lower rotational weight of Forge-8 wheels, resulting in unprecedented levels of road performance unachievable by other manufacturing techniques.
To complete this tedious forging process, the heated barrel is then quenched in the cooling tank. This last step is crucial in locking in the desired qualities that make the Forge-8 line the most technologically advanced luxury wheels available.
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i wouldn't call their manufacturing process unique. what you're describing is what has been coined "rotary" or "flow" forged. plenty of manufacturers employ this now. it's a deceptive marketing term as they're not forged at all. not to say it's a bad process, when done correctly you can have a lighter wheel that is still very strong.
tirerack has a good & simple explanation between the different wheel manufacturing processes
https://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech....jsp?techid=90
tirerack has a good & simple explanation between the different wheel manufacturing processes
https://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech....jsp?techid=90
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I have the FR8 also ordered in 9x20 and 11.5x20. These are then painted black matt.
As a tire I chose 245/30 and 305/25 in combination with Piecha thread springs 15-30mm.
So I should be able to screw the tires rear the car back up. I am looking forward to the conversion ...
As a tire I chose 245/30 and 305/25 in combination with Piecha thread springs 15-30mm.
So I should be able to screw the tires rear the car back up. I am looking forward to the conversion ...
To answer your question " So I should be able to screw the tires rear the car back up"
I believe you're asking if you will be able to fit the 305's on the rear with the lowering springs?
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