[trackbird]

I've had requests for a 17x11/ZR1 wheel GP. So, I made some calls and sent a fax and am waiting to hear back on pricing for a group buy on 4 17x11's, or 4 17x9.5's or a set of two of each (meaning, we need to sell 5 sets of any of the 3 sizes). I hope to be able to get them in silver (stock looking), black or grey/charcoal. It looks like we'll need at least 5 buyers to get a deal (but I'll know for sure when I hear back from them). So, it's in the works and if anyone is interested, post and I'll see if we have the needed interest.

Paid:

Rob (2 sets)
Sean
Bock
JR Felton
Russ
Chris Meier
Neil
Rich Johnston
Dennis
Jackman
Spooner

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The price is good, hard to beat, but I don't like the made in China deal. One of my trailer tires essentially fell apart (made in China). I'm sticking to OEM or CCW wheels.

[robz71lm7]

The price is good, hard to beat, but I don't like the made in China deal. One of my trailer tires essentially fell apart (made in China). I'm sticking to OEM or CCW wheels.

I think there is a difference between ZR1 replicas made in China and trailer wheels or HF tools. There are plenty of people running the ZR1 replicas hard without any issues. Although I would certainly inspect them like any wheel. I've heard of cracked CCW's too. Sometimes that happens when you're trying to make them as light as possible. One guy had oem corvette saw blades crack on a street car. And then there are the 10-spoke SS wheels that have cracked. No matter who makes your race wheels they should be inspected. I try to buy USA products all the time, almost all my tools are, but CCW's are out of my price range as well as GM 17x11's.