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02-03-05, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by maxcooper
No problem on using my pic. 
I heard they do have larger centers for the 18s now. I think some folks on here have them already. Does anyone have pics? It would be interesting to see both for comparisons.
-Max
I heard they do have larger centers for the 18s now. I think some folks on here have them already. Does anyone have pics? It would be interesting to see both for comparisons.
-Max
I called them a few days before my last post and the person I spoke to said they only have 1 size for the 17s and 18s. I persisted with my question a bit and he abruptly cut me off and said they haven't made more than one center size for a long time. I hope he is mistaken.
02-03-05, 04:17 PM
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This is why I would only use CCW's as utilitarian track wheels. The original design looks a little home-made to me, and the centers are small.... Not quite up to par with Fikses Kinesis, etc... they were really intended as performance/no frills wheel at a no frill price.
It's too bad some of their new, much better looking models don't look like they're really sized for our cars.
It's too bad some of their new, much better looking models don't look like they're really sized for our cars.
Originally Posted by CCarlisi
Max,
I called them a few days before my last post and the person I spoke to said they only have 1 size for the 17s and 18s. I persisted with my question a bit and he abruptly cut me off and said they haven't made more than one center size for a long time. I hope he is mistaken.
I called them a few days before my last post and the person I spoke to said they only have 1 size for the 17s and 18s. I persisted with my question a bit and he abruptly cut me off and said they haven't made more than one center size for a long time. I hope he is mistaken.
02-03-05, 06:59 PM
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Originally Posted by maxcooper
No problem on using my pic.
I heard they do have larger centers for the 18s now. I think some folks on here have them already. Does anyone have pics? It would be interesting to see both for comparisons.
-Max
I heard they do have larger centers for the 18s now. I think some folks on here have them already. Does anyone have pics? It would be interesting to see both for comparisons.
-Max
Here are mine dating from November 2004.
02-03-05, 07:18 PM
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these are machined specific for each customer? offsets and everything? so if i wanted to get the SP500 streets, i could get them in whatever offset i wanted with the specified sizes?
i looked at this site a long time ago, but dinn know they did custom offsets.
i looked at this site a long time ago, but dinn know they did custom offsets.
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02-03-05, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Broken09
Call them and ask... that's your best bet. But yes they are called Complete Custom Wheel for a reason 
02-04-05, 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted by tphan
Broke down and place an order with Chip...17x10" 7.5" backspacing and 17x9" 7.0" backspacing...it has been a week and wheels are in process of being build.
Wheels are polished Street version.
Can't wait to get them. Will post pictures once got them.
Thanks.
Wheels are polished Street version.
Can't wait to get them. Will post pictures once got them.
Thanks.
02-05-05, 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by ptrhahn
This is why I would only use CCW's as utilitarian track wheels. The original design looks a little home-made to me, and the centers are small.... Not quite up to par with Fikses Kinesis, etc... they were really intended as performance/no frills wheel at a no frill price.
02-05-05, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by SpeedKing
You really have no clue. 
Originally Posted by tphan
Right...always add 1" more to specified wheel width.
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02-07-05, 08:11 AM
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No complaint here... a no frill wheel at a no frill price... I like frills for my street wheels though.
\0\05{\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0Given that with a CCW you can get a true custom wheel made to your specs at less than half the cost of a set of Kinesis or Fikse I don't see how anyone can complain, especially given CCW's great service and ease of repair if needed.[/QUOTE]
\0\05{\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0Given that with a CCW you can get a true custom wheel made to your specs at less than half the cost of a set of Kinesis or Fikse I don't see how anyone can complain, especially given CCW's great service and ease of repair if needed.[/QUOTE]
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