[BradfordCamaro]

I ageee. A little pricey....and hefty

[Vsoles]

Originally Posted by sonnydurden

I was close to doing a set of Vossens 4 years ago on my 5th Gen SS. But got a better deal on a set of TSW Nurburgrings. I love everything about Vossen's except the price. But you do have to pay to play. But you can still play without paying too much!

I agree. Still have time to ponder on things and do my research to see whats best for me.

[Vsoles]

Originally Posted by AbsolutHank

I'm not here to bash on Vossen Forged, but Forgeline, HRE and ADV1 can compete with them too. Those three for sure are the cream of the crop when it comes to custom wheels.

As a long time multiple Viper owner with the stupid OEM six lug configuration, I'm all too familiar with custom forged wheels and their costs. That's been one of the cool things with the Camaro is all the "cheaper" wheels for $1500-3000 out there. Sure, the fitments aren't always as perfect as a custom forged wheel, but there's something to be said for saving $5000 and putting that towards a supercharger too

I was looking into superchargers as well, which will really set me apart. Whatever I choose will be best for me and my pockets.

[Vsoles]

Originally Posted by Tiffany@Lashway

The reason why the VPS Forged line from Vossen is so expensive is because they're forged, lightweight wheels that are made in house at the Vossen factory in Miami and not at some mystery warehouse not in the US. I have a very close relationship with the guys at Vossen and everytime I go to the warehouse, I see what the process is to properly complete a custom set of forged wheels - it's not easy. It goes through multiple processes when it comes to cutting the wheel, whether or not it's a brushed/matte/polished finish, on the back you get a custom engraving that specifically says what car it's made for (you can get your name or business engraved on the wheel too) and so much more.

I've seen more and more muscle car owners get the forged wheels for track use since they are lightweight wheels. Like someone mentioned before - you gotta pay to play!

If you want wheels that not many people are going to have and are made specifically for you - get Vossens.

Appreciate your feedback! May have to go with some CVT's or so.

[Vsoles]

Originally Posted by Tiffany@Lashway

I have a list of what wheels are available for 6th gen fitments at the moment. have you seen their new VFS6's or VFS5's ? If you also want to do something really unique and custom ... why don't you check out their Vossen x Work wheels (and they're almost half the price of a forged set of wheels)?

These are the VFS6's on my car


Here are my custom Vossen x Work wheels on my car also



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The VFS5's are pretty dope, just have to wait for 22's. I saw a guy on the gen5 pay selling his Vossen Red VFS6's for a decent price as well. Is there a link for the vossen x work collab?

[Need4speed_motorsports]

The VWS is a old school style 2 piece wheel. So back in the days the centers would be cast and the barrel is forged then they would weld both of them together. Its still something that Work does and their barrels have these rivets to them only unique to Work its pretty dope though.

Now I know we've been speaking about the setup and what is possible but if the price on the forged is a bit too rich for you bro its nothing to deter you the VFS series is a good option.

[Vsoles]

Originally Posted by Need4speed_motorsports

The VWS is a old school style 2 piece wheel. So back in the days the centers would be cast and the barrel is forged then they would weld both of them together. Its still something that Work does and their barrels have these rivets to them only unique to Work its pretty dope though.

Now I know we've been speaking about the setup and what is possible but if the price on the forged is a bit too rich for you bro its nothing to deter you the VFS series is a good option.

They aren't bad, but I don't see any options for 22's.

[sonnydurden]

Originally Posted by Vsoles

I agree. Still have time to ponder on things and do my research to see whats best for me.

This cost me under $2k.. Took advantage of the XO Luxuary Wheels discontinuation sale and tried some inexpensive tires..

http://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=464765

[Need4speed_motorsports]

Originally Posted by sonnydurden

This cost me under $2k.. Took advantage of the XO Luxuary Wheels discontinuation sale and tried some inexpensive tires..

http://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=464765

Yep their discontinuing the Miami, sad to see those badboys go.

[BradfordCamaro]

All those pics show big ass lips....none of which you will find on a Camoro fitting.

[sonnydurden]

Originally Posted by Need4speed_motorsports

Yep their discontinuing the Miami, sad to see those badboys go.

Yeah man!! Love them so much that I'm on my second set!!

[diego@vossen]

Check out this 6th Gen on VPS-315T's

[Need4speed_motorsports]

Originally Posted by diego@vossen

Check out this 6th Gen on VPS-315T's

Thats sexy Diego.

[BradfordCamaro]

Tried to find prices on those. Can't find any. Must be pretty high if they don't list even a base price.