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January 25, 2008
New Kid on the Block: Russtec Wheels
By Sean
Editor
The end of January is almost here, and that means you have about two months to start prepping for the show season. Are you ready? Well, if you’re looking for a way to differentiate your ride from all others, giving your car some new shoes is a perfect way to set it off. Wheels can take an otherwise stock-looking car to new levels, and if you really want to separate the meat from the gristle, finding a unique, new, or rare brand of wheels is key.
With that said, let me introduce you to the new bad boy on the block� Russtec forged wheels. These babies are forged from solid 6061-T6 aluminum alloy using a 10,000 pound press, and all that pressure creates an extremely lightweight, super-strong and hella-sexy looking wheel. And since they’re hand-finished in Italy and the US, you know they’re going to look as good as they perform. Russtec has six two-piece wheels available for your rolling pleasure, and they’re available in four different finishes: polished, brushed, black chrome or carbon fiber.
We’ve got pics of the entire line and the press release after the jump. Check it out!
(click the pics to enlarge)
Russtec R6
Russtec R26
Russtec R20
Russtec R9
Russtec R39
Russtec R25
Introducing Russtec Forged Wheels:
New Name Sets Quality Standards in Wheel Designs
Long Beach, CA�January 17, 2008�Introducing Russtec Forged Wheels, a new name in the automotive aftermarket industry, a company that promises to redefine high-end quality for serious automobile enthusiasts. Forged in the Russian Federation from solid 6061-T6 aluminum�the strongest alloy aluminum available�and hand finished in Italy and the United States, Russtec�s designs have already made an important design statement around the globe since their introduction in the fall of 2007.
Six elegant two-piece wheel designs formed with unparalleled craftsmanship are symmetrically engineered with precise forging processes combined with advanced CNC milling operations. Each wheel is forged in a 10,000 ton press�the largest of its type in the world�resulting in extremely lightweight, strong and precision-engineered wheels.
Russtec�s intricate wheel architectures reflect a sophisticated balance in both design and robustness. The outer one-piece section of each wheel is chrome plated throughout. Russtec wheels are available now in a variety of finishes engineered to withstand the harshest weather conditions: polished, brushed, or black chrome or carbon fiber to complement any luxury or sports vehicles.
A chrome or carbon-fiber lip is available along with optional custom paint finishes to match the customers vehicle. Russtec wheels are available in 19-, 20-, 21-, and 22-inch diameters and staggered fitments. Manufacturers Suggested Retail Priced prices range from USD $1,575 to USD $1,750 depending on size and finish.
About Russtec Forged Wheels
Located in Long Beach, California, Russtec Forged Wheels products are designed in the United States and manufactured in the Russian Federation from the finest aluminum available, and then hand-finished by craftsman, first in Italy and then the U.S. Russtec wheels are distributed worldwide and are quickly becoming known by high end automotive customizers and enthusiasts for their exceptional quality.
Source: Nicoll Public Relations
Web: Russtec Wheels
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kap0w
Jan 28, 2008 at 5:13 pm
Those are really hot… someone just has to convince my significant other that italian wheels are a good investment.
Ted
Jan 26, 2008 at 4:28 am
that gotta be a price for 4 rims. In light of that (if that’s so) that’s not too bad a price considering the high standards for fabrication and finish.
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Rims that have so little spoke material better be super strong.
Ted
Jan 26, 2008 at 4:24 am
$1500/$1700 per WHEEL?
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freaking retarded unless it’s an exotic and money means little. Gimme a brake… definitely not of interest to the working man.
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not even that good looking rims. nice, but nothing to write home about.
Turner
Jan 26, 2008 at 1:01 am
There’s no way im spending $1500-$1700/wheel just to make my car look a little cooler. Now if they were free…. then sure.