Nicky Pass
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The Charcoal color is perfect on Avalanche Gray!
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Stock wheels. BronzeLooks grea!. The satin bronze needs to be seen in person with sunlight to really appreciate it. Nice choice sir.
That looks sweet!Stock wheels. Bronze
They really do. I haven't cleaned them in a while, but I need to.[MENTION=24957]Minn19[/MENTION] and [MENTION=10791]TaraFirma[/MENTION], does the bronze color do a good job of hiding brake dust? I was thinking a color like this might be just about perfect for helping the wheels look cleaner a little longer.
Here's a link to pictures of my HRE's in a charcoal gray color.
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=85176
Awesome to know you like that color, but I'm curious to know what style you're feeling. We can apply that particular powdercoated finish on any one of our wheels so now it's just a matter of picking out what style you think looks best.The Charcoal color is perfect on Avalanche Gray!
Awesome! I think that would look good on a white/blue car. Is it plasti-dip or powdercoat?They really do. I haven't cleaned them in a while, but I need to.
What TaraFirma said, I only have 150 or so miles on them, but they still look pretty good. My stock black ones would've already been very dull by now even in that time frame.[MENTION=24957]Minn19[/MENTION] and [MENTION=10791]TaraFirma[/MENTION], does the bronze color do a good job of hiding brake dust? I was thinking a color like this might be just about perfect for helping the wheels look cleaner a little longer.
FWIW, I wanted a set of your forged wheels (P101, P104), but I couldn't justify the extra $2500-$3000 for a set that was essentially the same weight, strength and reputation for what I got.Awesome to know you like that color, but I'm curious to know what style you're feeling. We can apply that particular powdercoated finish on any one of our wheels so now it's just a matter of picking out what style you think looks best.
If I can help out in anyway, let me know, I'm happy to help out and give you a suggestion if you need one
It's plasti, I wanted the ability to change the color if I feel like it or go back to stock if needed.Awesome! I think that would look good on a white/blue car. Is it plasti-dip or powdercoat?
We make a high end product that we know not every single person can afford so we understand not everyone will be as pleased to see how much our wheels cost. At the end of the day though, we produce a very high end product, and we have a huge following with the most awesome loyal customers, but the only way to decrease the price on our wheels, is to decrease our quality, and that is in no way what HRE stands for. We'll continue to produce extremely high quality custom made to order Forged wheels, and if you prefer another brand, that's fine too, we don't hate on other manufacturers, especially Forgeline, we like those guys. We're all good friends actually and help each other out from time to time.FWIW, I wanted a set of your forged wheels (P101, P104), but I couldn't justify the extra $2500-$3000 for a set that was essentially the same weight, strength and reputation for what I got.
Satin bronze Forgeline on white/blue below:Awesome! I think that would look good on a white/blue car. Is it plasti-dip or powdercoat?
Can you post up what colors/process (i.e. cans/sprayer) you used? I like that look a lot, and there are so many color options now that it can be hard to sort through. Thanks!It's plasti, I wanted the ability to change the color if I feel like it or go back to stock if needed.
I kinda thought you would respond in this way. I'm not hating on your brand as I think HRE obviously makes awesome wheels and are easily one of the top brands. It was between you guys and Forgeline for me in the end.We make a high end product that we know not every single person can afford so we understand not everyone will be as pleased to see how much our wheels cost. At the end of the day though, we produce a very high end product, and we have a huge following with the most awesome loyal customers, but the only way to decrease the price on our wheels, is to decrease our quality, and that is in no way what HRE stands for. We'll continue to produce extremely high quality custom made to order Forged wheels, and if you prefer another brand, that's fine too, we don't hate on other manufacturers, especially Forgeline, we like those guys. We're all good friends actually and help each other out from time to time.
I'll pm you. Don't want to derail this thread.Can you post up what colors/process (i.e. cans/sprayer) you used? I like that look a lot, and there are so many color options now that it can be hard to sort through. Thanks!