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Old 05-30-2011, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by samps
Anyone know if Forgestar are made in the US? I'm thinking no, but one could potentially save lots on duties if shipping to the US and driving across the border from Canada to pick up.
Yeah they're made here, but expect wait times of around 6 weeks.

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Specs on wheel/tire combo?
Tnx!

Btw, not sure how D2 autosport handle business but I never got a reply from them ever.
We did a photoshoot recently. Posted pics are here.
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Originally Posted by nigelktm
but dont you need to pay duty tax when bring those wheels back to Canada?
You need to pay the following:

Tax - as applicable
Duty - as applicable

If the wheels are manufactured in the US, duty is 0%. Tax will be 12% (in BC).
Old 05-31-2011, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by samps
You need to pay the following:

Tax - as applicable
Duty - as applicable

If the wheels are manufactured in the US, duty is 0%. Tax will be 12% (in BC).
Thank you so much samps! Nonetheless, anybody know if there is a address for shipping that is near the boarder? like Buffalo or Niagara Falls??
Old 05-31-2011, 12:18 PM
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You guys are too honest for me... I'd bring my car to the states and have them put on there. Then bring one stock back at a time and claim it is a spare. :P
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Old 05-31-2011, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by breftayka
You guys are too honest for me... I'd bring my car to the states and have them put on there. Then bring one stock back at a time and claim it is a spare. :P
Hey man! seriously your car is amazing. However, if i bring the stock back...can I actually claim as a spare?
btw...is ur lip kit from Autokit?
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Thanks a lot! Without this forum I'd be lost though. :P
I only have a Stillen Splitter on the front. Thinking about AutokitsX though next.

Of course you can claim it as a spare lol. Just do one at a time. :P
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Originally Posted by breftayka
Thanks a lot! Without this forum I'd be lost though. :P
I only have a Stillen Splitter on the front. Thinking about AutokitsX though next.

Of course you can claim it as a spare lol. Just do one at a time. :P
4 wheel = 4 times?!!!!!! no thank you.
I am planning on getting rid of the OEM wheel while changing the new wheel
Old 05-31-2011, 07:35 PM
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PM me on your setup breftayak...must have!
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Originally Posted by breftayka
You guys are too honest for me... I'd bring my car to the states and have them put on there. Then bring one stock back at a time and claim it is a spare. :P
LOL, believe me, I do what you do. I have a friend in Seattle and the last time I bought wheels for my old 335i, I just left the stockies at his place and brought back one wheel at a time as a spare (in a G35 sedan since the 335i has RFTs!).

Problem is, at times I don't head down often so he's stuck with storing wheels for me. I've done this on two cars (wheels and snow tires). Most people just don't have the luxury of storing stuff out of country.

Believe me, I take every opportunity I can to avoid taxes and duties. I hate motherf$c*ing taxes and duties!
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Originally Posted by Mad Money Murph
PM me on your setup breftayak...must have!
245/35/20 20x9 +20 275/30/20 20x10.5+30 - he noted in a previous post.


Can you also post some more detailed pics showing the actual flushness? I'm thinking of getting F14's and would like a good baseline of offsets.
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Originally Posted by samps
LOL, believe me, I do what you do. I have a friend in Seattle and the last time I bought wheels for my old 335i, I just left the stockies at his place and brought back one wheel at a time as a spare (in a G35 sedan since the 335i has RFTs!).

Problem is, at times I don't head down often so he's stuck with storing wheels for me. I've done this on two cars (wheels and snow tires). Most people just don't have the luxury of storing stuff out of country.

Believe me, I take every opportunity I can to avoid taxes and duties. I hate motherf$c*ing taxes and duties!
Hey me too...I just dun get wht taxes and duties for... However, do you get the actual spare one out of the trunk and put in the old one. Or other methods?
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Originally Posted by nigelktm
Hey me too...I just dun get wht taxes and duties for... However, do you get the actual spare one out of the trunk and put in the old one. Or other methods?
Yup.
Leave the actual spare at home (and hope for no flats).
Get new wheels and tires mounted on car.
Put one stockie in spare tire compartment.
Leave 3 in a safe place in US (at friends place).
Repeat 3 times until you have all stockies safely back in Canada.

That is normally what I have done in the past. However, leaving wheels/tires at my friends place is kind of inconvenient for them. They probably don't mind too much but I feel bad. I'd prefer to just bring them back to Canada. I just hate the fact that even if I purchase in the US, I need to pay taxes to Canada. I really hate taxes and duties. I actually don't buy much at all in Canada anymore. Everything here is so overpriced relative to the US.
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there needs to be an "official show your forgestar f14 setup" thread here.
Old 06-01-2011, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Dj farhan
there needs to be an "official show your forgestar f14 setup" thread here.
Good idea. Do it.


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