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#16
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nuh uh
The GC07C is a forged wheel. Trust me, I have them and did all the research.
The GC06D comes in a cast and forged version. However, the cast wheel is only available in 15" and 16" diameters. In other words, if you get a 17 or 18" GC06D wheel, it is forged. The GC07C wheel however, only comes in a forged version (17 and 18" applications as well). The "C" does not constitute that it is a cast wheel, it is only a letter 'c'.
Now, if you want a GC07C wheel that doesnt have a portruding centercap, then you have to get the special impreza gold GC07C wheel.
Here is the link to all of this information: http://www.prodrive-japan.com/products/
The GC06D comes in a cast and forged version. However, the cast wheel is only available in 15" and 16" diameters. In other words, if you get a 17 or 18" GC06D wheel, it is forged. The GC07C wheel however, only comes in a forged version (17 and 18" applications as well). The "C" does not constitute that it is a cast wheel, it is only a letter 'c'.
Now, if you want a GC07C wheel that doesnt have a portruding centercap, then you have to get the special impreza gold GC07C wheel.
Here is the link to all of this information: http://www.prodrive-japan.com/products/
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Originally posted by ImprezaRSDriver
I know that the PFF7s are using the new speedline technology that is called flowforming. I am told that the process is similar to the same method used by SSR with their semi-solid forging process.
I know that the PFF7s are using the new speedline technology that is called flowforming. I am told that the process is similar to the same method used by SSR with their semi-solid forging process.
white available). The PFF7 is flow formed which is a process commonly used by BBS and is in no way similar the the semi solid forging process used by SSR
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Now that you mention it, will the 17x7.5 wheels clear on an RS. Because I know that right now I have a little bit of fender rubbing with 17's using a 215/45R17 tire. I even have rubbing with the stock tire size. I am pretty sure that in the end it comes down to the stiffness of the sidewall.
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Originally posted by ImprezaRSDriver
I have the Prodrive WR suspension. It has Bilstein shocks with Eibach Springs. It only lowered the car about an inch all the way around. But under some hard cornering situations, the tire will rub the inner liner.
I have the Prodrive WR suspension. It has Bilstein shocks with Eibach Springs. It only lowered the car about an inch all the way around. But under some hard cornering situations, the tire will rub the inner liner.
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Well-armored crib should be on MTV-CRIBS
Dude, I live in Washington-DC and have ben hous shopping for a year, your house is beyound PHAT !!! It looks like the back of the residence of DAVID LAPWORTH (prodrive director) in the U.K.
You've got the cobblestone goin' on and stone with the wood trim,..OH YEAH THE SUBARU IS NICE TOO!! BLAH, BLAH, BLAH,..
ANYWAY,..nice house and honestly the wheels do look good on your car, it's time for some 14.8 inch Performance Friction rotors with AP front calipers(6 piston)...I can see the DMS 50mm pokin' through !!!
Hey man , nice setup, that picture is one of the best shots on I club, graded for total content. I know sometimes you see a real nice car, parked on the street in the hood, or in a not so nice apt complex, but your setup is sweet !!
944 turbo guy
You've got the cobblestone goin' on and stone with the wood trim,..OH YEAH THE SUBARU IS NICE TOO!! BLAH, BLAH, BLAH,..
ANYWAY,..nice house and honestly the wheels do look good on your car, it's time for some 14.8 inch Performance Friction rotors with AP front calipers(6 piston)...I can see the DMS 50mm pokin' through !!!
Hey man , nice setup, that picture is one of the best shots on I club, graded for total content. I know sometimes you see a real nice car, parked on the street in the hood, or in a not so nice apt complex, but your setup is sweet !!
944 turbo guy
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A few questions:
1. I am looking for either P1's or P7's, do you have them in gold?
2. Can/will you ship to a military post office?
--You would have to mail them thru normal USPS insured...
--Just as easy mailing anything by USPS, we just happen to be
overseas but it is a USA zip code (09880).
3. How long does it take to ship?
1. I am looking for either P1's or P7's, do you have them in gold?
2. Can/will you ship to a military post office?
--You would have to mail them thru normal USPS insured...
--Just as easy mailing anything by USPS, we just happen to be
overseas but it is a USA zip code (09880).
3. How long does it take to ship?
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#1.) yes but, not that many
#2.) yes do it all the time
#3.) depends .... express 10-14 days standard could be as long as 4 weeks because all we do is get it to the armed forces mail system sorter in NY (I think) and they take it from there
APO or FPO
#2.) yes do it all the time
#3.) depends .... express 10-14 days standard could be as long as 4 weeks because all we do is get it to the armed forces mail system sorter in NY (I think) and they take it from there
APO or FPO
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Details, Pics of the
Prodrive HID lamps please. And I will be ordering the 16 X 6.5 SSR Comps/Michelin Pilot Sports we talked about real soon.
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