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Vorsteiner Flow Forged Wheels in stock for 991 Narrow Body!!
20 x 9 23.0lbs ea 20 x 12 24.5 lbs ea
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MSRP $629 per wheel
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Nice looking wheels, but the use of the term "flow forged" in the name and description is deceptive. For this reason alone, I have stopped supporting Vorsteiner products after having been a loyal customer for years. What else are they willing to "bend the rules" on?
Nice looking wheels, but the use of the term "flow forged" in the name and description is deceptive. For this reason alone, I have stopped supporting Vorsteiner products after having been a loyal customer for years. What else are they willing to "bend the rules" on?
The wheels are actually rolled into shape which makes them a hybrid between cast and forged. The New Vorsteiner Flow Forged wheel line has had much success. The wheels are strong and light and have a reasonable price point. I dont think their intention was to fool anyone. I think its a little harsh to stop supporting them especially if you have been a fan for years. They have grown exponentially since their inception and offer great products.
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Originally Posted by Archimedes
Really like the Vorsteiner body/trim kit.
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Nice looking wheels, but the use of the term "flow forged" in the name and description is deceptive. For this reason alone, I have stopped supporting Vorsteiner products after having been a loyal customer for years. What else are they willing to "bend the rules" on?
They aren't the first and won't be the last. Precision cast is what I would call it, and if they wanted to say flow formed that would be fine too as it's accurate and the process is somewhat different from traditional (sand or similar) casting so a new name is fine. But it's stupid to give it the name forging - there is no forging going on here.
Lamborghini does one I think is just as bad though - "forged carbon." They made a genuinely innovative thing but marketing got to name it. The innovation is that you can get high volumes out of their manufacturing technique. It's essentially chopped up carbon fibers in plastic pumped into shape under high pressure. Since the carbon is discontinuous the mechanical properties are really not great - typical aerospace aluminum alloys are better by just about every performance metric. With time, the "forged carbon" material properties will improve at least somewhat. I think it really is a good thing, but I despise the name.
If marketing were in charge I think we'd have to start calling even fiberglass boat hulls "forged" since there's pressure involved when they pull a vacuum...
06-30-2015, 02:01 AM
Supreme Power | Vorsteiner V-FF In stock for 991! 20 x 9 & 20 x 12
