New Prodrive Gc-014i

Discussion in 'Modifications & DIY how-to' started by Demo24, Jan 19, 2007.

  1. Demo24

    Demo24 Member

    :eek3:

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    in these sizes:

    17x7.5 +48 5x100
    17x8 +43 5x100
    17x8 +43 5x114.3
    18x7.5 +48 5x100
    18x8 +43 5x100
    18x8 +43 5x114.3

    and they are one piece forged.

    I thought these might be my new wheels, say in the summer or so. So I pm'd the guy for prices. Roughly $2250 shipped :eek3:

    Guess I won't be getting those.
     
  2. Deke

    Deke Active Member

    eh, personally If I were going to drop dirty money on a set of prodrives I'd go for the GC06. Those look a little too...factory for my taste. I mean they look really good on that legacy, but I don't think I'd really like them on a rex.

    And yeah the forged prodrive wheels aren't cheap.
     
  3. .....Good thing i have a Legacy!

    I bet they are heavy as well?
     
  4. Alex

    Alex Community Founder Staff Member

    Meh....Prodrives are not cheap nor are they generally that light. For that sorta money you could get yourself a set of volks or 2-3 sets of rotas ;)

    Looks nice on the corazon kit though (I think).
     
  5. Deke

    Deke Active Member

    I dunno man, they're forged. I would imagine that they are quite light. I mean the wheels that you are comparing it too are mainly p7, pff7, and p1. If you can find a weight of any of the GC series (they are all forged and expensive) it would be a little more telling.
     
    Last edited: Jan 20, 2007
  6. Alex

    Alex Community Founder Staff Member

    Forging does not necessarily imply light weight, but it does imply strength.
     
  7. WRX-WRC

    WRX-WRC Active Member

    the GC010e's are prety darn light, they are based off of the volk ce-28's which are also freakin light. Not to mention they are so purdy.
     
  8. Weapon

    Weapon 90lbs of dynamite Supporting Member

    damn thats expensive...they look sweet on that wagon though
     

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