Hre Wheels partnered up with Dymag Wheels

[kosta]

HRE Performance Wheels, a leading innovator and manufacturer of high-quality forged custom alloy wheels, announces the introduction of the Carbon Series using Dymag® technology. The Carbon Series using Dymag® technology features real carbon fiber rims and HRE custom manufactured 6061-T6 forged aluminum centers to achieve the pinnacle in engineered performance and quality.

The Carbon Series will debut with two HRE designs destined for the world's finest vehicles. The Carbon Series delivers the unique combination of world-class style and performance. Initially, the Carbon Series will be available in 19 and 20-inch diameters.

[98M3_4]

$$$$$ :eek:

[kosta]

not sure how much these suckers are but they look impressive

http://www.hrewheels.com/wheels/series.php?q=/CARBON/CF40/

[Kevlar]

not sure how much these suckers are but they look impressive

http://www.hrewheels.com/wheels/series.php?q=/CARBON/CF40/
I would so rock those... (if they didn't cost more than my car).

[easymoney]

HRE Performance Wheels, a leading innovator and manufacturer of high-quality forged custom alloy wheels, announces the introduction of the Carbon Series using Dymag® technology. The Carbon Series using Dymag® technology features real carbon fiber rims and HRE custom manufactured 6061-T6 forged aluminum centers to achieve the pinnacle in engineered performance and quality.

The Carbon Series will debut with two HRE designs destined for the world's finest vehicles. The Carbon Series delivers the unique combination of world-class style and performance. Initially, the Carbon Series will be available in 19 and 20-inch diameters.

That's why you're selling the RC's, huh?

[kensill]

How much do they weight??

[thefitter]

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[Kevlar]

19x8.5 and 19x12 will run you about $10,500. They weight about 17-19lbs.

[thefitter]

19x8.5 and 19x12 will run you about $10,500. They weight about 17-19lbs.

Where did you find that data?

[///Sleeper]

wow, about the only people I'd trust to mount tires on them would be NASA!

[Eddy@ApexRaceParts]

I was looking at these in person at SEMA last year in November. I was wondering how different there technology was from Dymag. I didn't realize they outsourced to them.