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So much negativity..........
I for one have got my wallet and car ready........ As soon as the details are sorted, my money is on the table........ |
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Sorry but I can't see it happening. For me personally I'd rather have the genuine GT wheel than a 19" copy.
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Just get a vietnamesse guy to melt down a bunch or old teapots into a plaster mould, don't worry about ADR's. its the testing and warranty that costs horrendous amounts with rims like these, oh and the tooling and everything else involved.
I think it has been covered that ROH or any other australian rim manufacturer is not keen to undertake a project like this, not in this economic climate to say the least. Get em to make jelly bean mags in 18's and 19's and they would be sold before they were made as there are plenty of X owners with some serious coin to throw around. Yes, the E series is a great car, but its in that period right now, that it is neither overly desirable nor any sort of vintage. And until it become either of these things parts and companies are prepared to bear extra expense, on a real world scale, will not be forthcoming to provide aftermarket parts specifically for them. In short, I cannot see the project coming to fruition. I am not being a hater, just a realist. I do wish you the absolute best of luck, I love the E series. I would be happy to eat my words.
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dc_todd wrote: In short, I cannot see the project coming to fruition. I am not being a hater, just a realist. I do wish you the absolute best of luck, I love the E series. I would be happy to eat my words. Oh Dave, you so realist.
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dc_todd wrote: Just get a vietnamesse guy to melt down a bunch or old teapots into a plaster mould, don't worry about ADR's. its the testing and warranty that costs horrendous amounts with rims like these, oh and the tooling and everything else involved. I think it has been covered that ROH or any other australian rim manufacturer is not keen to undertake a project like this, not in this economic climate to say the least. Get em to make jelly bean mags in 18's and 19's and they would be sold before they were made as there are plenty of X owners with some serious coin to throw around. Yes, the E series is a great car, but its in that period right now, that it is neither overly desirable nor any sort of vintage. And until it become either of these things parts and companies are prepared to bear extra expense, on a real world scale, will not be forthcoming to provide aftermarket parts specifically for them. In short, I cannot see the project coming to fruition. I am not being a hater, just a realist. I do wish you the absolute best of luck, I love the E series. I would be happy to eat my words. Agree 100%. If it was all as easy as it is being portrayed to be there is a wheel that would be definately being made in 17" for the X series owners. The bathurst globe. Havent seen any of them around yet. Yes Wayne Draper made 19x10" Snowflakes but they are costing a lot closer to $5k at set then $1600. The market for E series stuff is just not there for companies to make a sizeable investment. I couldnt even get any companies to show any interest in making repro EL XR blinkers and headlights when I looked into it and they are hot ticket items. Once again not a hater just a realist.
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eaturbo wrote: skidder wrote: liquid_ice wrote: Im definately game for a set of EB GT rims. Any progress on this???? No, there won't be. The cost of this will be huge. I would be surprised if you can get the rims alone for under $1000 a corner selling the little volume that the OP's intend to. Anyone have an idea of the cost to get them ADR approved? Your best bet would be to try and get a wheel manufacturer to do them, but as said, highly unlikely. These rims are going to be made by ROH and the prices quoted include having them crash tested and ADR approved. Maybe you should read the whole thread and ask a question if you dont know and not guess. I would only do it if it was done properly, thats the reason i want to use ROH and not a cheap chinese manufacturer. Don't get me wrong, I would love 19" EB GT's. I'll be waiting...
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I would love a set of 19" el gt's with 10" rears for my xh!!
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why not 18s ? 19s seem to big for a E series
it seems as if there is a mold going around for the 17" EL GTs http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/FORD-EL-GT-S ... 1e734394c6 what brand are these ? i might do some research and buy direct from the Asian supplier |
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SPArKy_Dave |
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HR Racing make the EL GT copies.
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SPArKy_Dave wrote: HR Racing make the EL GT copies. Australian company and made or over seas ? |
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what about 19x8.5 for the fronts & 19x9.5 for the rears (Staggered option)
hopefully they can clear larger style brake callipers like AP Racing & brembo's etc. |
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Shen Long wrote: what about 19x8.5 for the fronts & 19x9.5 for the rears (Staggered option) hopefully they can clear larger style brake callipers like AP Racing & brembo's etc. I believe they would need to make 2 molds to have 2 options i feel bad for the OP we have all given him so much s**t hes just trying to keep the legacy of the E series GT parts in which is not a crime at all |
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