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10-10-2009, 01:25 AM
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Forgestars are good, strong, lightweight wheels. The only problem is the company outsources the finishing process and those people are slow and incompetent. Fortunately the Forgestar guys are on top of this and carefully inspect each wheel before releasing them. If you go with Forgestar, plan on a 2 month wait minimum.
D2Autosport is OK. Derrick is a nice guy, but he's unresponsive at times and a not always on top of things. I ended up having to deal directly with Forgestar to get the order completed.
D2Autosport is OK. Derrick is a nice guy, but he's unresponsive at times and a not always on top of things. I ended up having to deal directly with Forgestar to get the order completed.
10-18-2009, 05:06 PM
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Thanks guys for your online vendor support, we always try to do what is right for the customer and has worked for us for the last 6 years.
Back to the forum topic, we are going to SEMA in a couple of weeks and when we return, we will have what ever is new and innovative from every manufacture. For those that aren't in a huge rush, I would wait for the D2 SEMA report.
-Stefan
Back to the forum topic, we are going to SEMA in a couple of weeks and when we return, we will have what ever is new and innovative from every manufacture. For those that aren't in a huge rush, I would wait for the D2 SEMA report.
-Stefan
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