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If you are considering more expensive wheels, I like the styling of Breyton's too. Very light.
 
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Originally Posted by 32krazy!
i believe the forgestar is lighter than the hre. both models are flow formed. take the money savings and blow it on engine mods!
I' no expert but I believe the HRE are actually forged where as the Forgestar is flow formed.
 
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I realize it has been a while, but for those of you who posted, I wanted to thank you for all of your input.

In the end, I found a set of later model OEM GT2 wheels that I decided to go with.

Here's a pic.

 
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Only one acceptable option IMHO. BBS E88.
 
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PERFECT CHOICE IMO!!!! VERY Nice!


Originally Posted by Sting
I realize it has been a while, but for those of you who posted, I wanted to thank you for all of your input.

In the end, I found a set of later model OEM GT2 wheels that I decided to go with.

Here's a pic.

 
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