photoshopped some wheels on..
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I like the Bozeforged wheels too. I ordered the Speedsters and I am in the middle of the build wait. I chose the Boze for several reasons:
-They are made in America. If there are any problems you don't have the overseas manufacturer issue to deal with.
-Price is pretty good for fully forged wheels. Option of 2 or 3 piece is great.
-Customer service so far seems great.
-They look a little different than others out there.
-Quality, they say they have been around for 30 years. They must know what they're doing by now. So many wheels are on the market now it's hard to sift through them all. Some have zero history and you won't know what you got for a year or so. Thirty years experience is 30 years.
The Tach looks like the best of their offerings imo...but it looks like a lot of other brands. The one I probably should have gotten is the Boost. It is soop clean. I like the one I got. Plus, they offer custom center cap engraving. You can order them with your initial or the Infiniti logo. That's pretty cool. Call Zak, he'll take care of you. www.bozeforged.com
-They are made in America. If there are any problems you don't have the overseas manufacturer issue to deal with.
-Price is pretty good for fully forged wheels. Option of 2 or 3 piece is great.
-Customer service so far seems great.
-They look a little different than others out there.
-Quality, they say they have been around for 30 years. They must know what they're doing by now. So many wheels are on the market now it's hard to sift through them all. Some have zero history and you won't know what you got for a year or so. Thirty years experience is 30 years.
The Tach looks like the best of their offerings imo...but it looks like a lot of other brands. The one I probably should have gotten is the Boost. It is soop clean. I like the one I got. Plus, they offer custom center cap engraving. You can order them with your initial or the Infiniti logo. That's pretty cool. Call Zak, he'll take care of you. www.bozeforged.com
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I like the Bozeforged wheels too. I ordered the Speedsters and I am in the middle of the build wait. I chose the Boze for several reasons:
-They are made in America. If there are any problems you don't have the overseas manufacturer issue to deal with.
-Price is pretty good for fully forged wheels. Option of 2 or 3 piece is great.
-Customer service so far seems great.
-They look a little different than others out there.
-Quality, they say they have been around for 30 years. They must know what they're doing by now. So many wheels are on the market now it's hard to sift through them all. Some have zero history and you won't know what you got for a year or so. Thirty years experience is 30 years.
The Tach looks like the best of their offerings imo...but it looks like a lot of other brands. The one I probably should have gotten is the Boost. It is soop clean. I like the one I got. Plus, they offer custom center cap engraving. You can order them with your initial or the Infiniti logo. That's pretty cool. Call Zak, he'll take care of you. www.bozeforged.com
-They are made in America. If there are any problems you don't have the overseas manufacturer issue to deal with.
-Price is pretty good for fully forged wheels. Option of 2 or 3 piece is great.
-Customer service so far seems great.
-They look a little different than others out there.
-Quality, they say they have been around for 30 years. They must know what they're doing by now. So many wheels are on the market now it's hard to sift through them all. Some have zero history and you won't know what you got for a year or so. Thirty years experience is 30 years.
The Tach looks like the best of their offerings imo...but it looks like a lot of other brands. The one I probably should have gotten is the Boost. It is soop clean. I like the one I got. Plus, they offer custom center cap engraving. You can order them with your initial or the Infiniti logo. That's pretty cool. Call Zak, he'll take care of you. www.bozeforged.com
So you've got the boze wheels coming in for a g37? A friend of mine who works at the company I'm ordering them through called boze and they said they knew the offsets, but I sent an e-mail and got a response saying they don't know, and asked if I was local so they could measure the car
hm, wonder if i can get the center caps with nothing at all on them
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So you've got the boze wheels coming in for a g37? A friend of mine who works at the company I'm ordering them through called boze and they said they knew the offsets, but I sent an e-mail and got a response saying they don't know, and asked if I was local so they could measure the car
hm, wonder if i can get the center caps with nothing at all on them
hm, wonder if i can get the center caps with nothing at all on them
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Boze 2 piece wheels run about 3K. The 3's run about 3.2K.....depending on who you go through. It's more dealing with them direct, cheaper through a dealer. I ordered mine through www.superbuytires.com
They have the cheapest price I could find.
They have the cheapest price I could find.
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is that a white pinstripe??? or just a chrome lip.....
i think pin stripe is the coolest thing....but my car is blue slate, it wont show that much....
on a red g37, all black wheel with a red pin stripe would look sick
i think pin stripe is the coolest thing....but my car is blue slate, it wont show that much....
on a red g37, all black wheel with a red pin stripe would look sick
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