Forgestar Wheels
06-10-2010, 04:00 PM
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My Ride: 2004 545i SMG
Sorry to hear that, are you trying to get another wheel together for your car?
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06-10-2010, 11:46 PM
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My Ride: 530xi 07' fully loaded...stock :(
ya i thought that was a tri-state thing "iForgery" but ya i never owned and never will own any of these even if they ever become good not with false adver.
08-19-2010, 05:31 AM
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Just wanted to clarify that Paintpro21 is not the co-founder of Alufelgen Wheels.
Also, although i`m not a fan of Forgestar I have to say that using the word "Forge" on their name is not entirely misleading. Flow-forming applies heat and pressure to form the metal and alter its mechanical properties thus could be consider forging. Technically, it "forges" the metal via forming/spinning, while conventional forging does this by pressing. Hope this is clear.
Flow-forming is one of the best technologies/manufacturing methods available today. However, Forgestar has given this technology a very bad reputation.
Also, although i`m not a fan of Forgestar I have to say that using the word "Forge" on their name is not entirely misleading. Flow-forming applies heat and pressure to form the metal and alter its mechanical properties thus could be consider forging. Technically, it "forges" the metal via forming/spinning, while conventional forging does this by pressing. Hope this is clear.
Flow-forming is one of the best technologies/manufacturing methods available today. However, Forgestar has given this technology a very bad reputation.
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