Clear polycarbonate rims... savage

gjoconnor92 wrote: Make your own, here is the material From McMaster Carr Catalog Part Number:  8574K98  $7734.28 Each < name=idsFeatureValueChange =""> Material Polycarbonate Polycarbonate Material Polycarbonate Backing Plain Back Shape Sheets, Bars, Strips, and Cubes Sheets, Bars, Strips, and Cubes Type Rectangular Sheet Thickness 2" Thickness Tolerance +.2" Length 8' Length Tolerance -.25" Width 48" Width Tolerance -.25" Clear Clear with No Tint Operating Temperature Range -40° to +200° F Performance Characteristic High Impact Strength and Flame Retardant and Weather Resistant Tensile Strength 9000 psi Impact Strength 17 ft.-lbs./in. Tolerance Standard Hardness Rockwell R: 118 Specifications Met Underwriters Laboratories (UL) UL Rating UL 972

and A technique known as bezel setting which only master diamond setters can know, is where the diamonds are just slightly larger than the bezel they are set into, and held in place by pressure

so as well as being a wheel manu you require the knowledge of a master jeweller.

tbh the wheels look rank and would only suit a car with super cool brakes (like Kin Mak's) possibly with leds attached to them for a show.

They're impractical, probably have serious usability issues, and unless everything behind them was tip top like Micks ......

.......they'd be rank. (I said Kins were getting too much attention when yours are tucked behind those rims! You can send me the backhander to my paypal acc, Mick).

But as an exercise and a foil for your ginormous brakes or chromey suspension, they are cool. Sometimes cool isn't necessarily nice. Look at the Alfa SZ - a super cool motor and great looking in its own inimitable way