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11-19-2014, 05:42 PM #1
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Introducing the Newest Member to the FlowForm Family...
We've introduced an all-new design for the FlowForm lineup named the FF15.
The FlowForm FF15 and FF01 are created using a high-tech cast flow-forming process providing a level of precision, strength and attention to detail expected of an HRE. The multi-spoke FF15 comes in ready-to-mount sizes for specific makes and models. The wheels are all engineered and tested to the same standards of HRE’s forged products and carry TUV certification for sale in Europe and JWL/VIA certification for sale in Japan. The FF15 starts at 19lbs.
The FF15 is available in 19" for most European, Asian and Domestic platforms such as Porsche, Lexus, BMW, Ford, Kia, BMW, VW and Mercedes-Benz, and is available in gloss silver and satin black, with custom finishes (shown below) available upon request.
For more info on the FF15, click HERE.
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12-01-2014, 12:48 PM #2
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Good looking wheel guys.
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12-01-2014, 02:32 PM #3
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That is very impressive and very light, also very good looking.
Love the wide color options
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12-02-2014, 12:56 AM #4
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any word on pricing?
similar to the other FF ones, ~750ea?
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07-08-2015, 01:11 AM #5
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Sorry this thread is a bit old, but would you happen to know if either of your 19" flowform wheels clear F10 M5 front brakes?
I'm looking for an extra square setup to mess around with at driving events. I was interested in a set of 20x10.5 et26 FF01's as it'd be a pretty perfect fit, but the 19s are a decent amount lighter and there's more competition tire choices.Prototype 2007 Monaco E83 'X3M' | N54 Swap | Dual Cone Intake | VRSF CP & DPs | CXR Intercooler | ER Dual Oil Coolers | Dual 2.5" w/X-Pipe | M3 Rear Exhaust | 20" BC Forged HB05 | Michelin PSS 265 & 305 | F10 M5 & F80 M3 Brakes | KW Variant 2 | H&R Swaybars | TMS Z4M Camber Arms | Z4 Finned Diff | BMW Perf. Grills w/Tri-Color | Custom M Aerodynamics | CF Trim | M Perf. Carbon Shift & Handbrake Knobs | BMW Perf. SS Pedals | M3 Dead Pedal | V1 Hardwired | Int LEDs | Umnitza Orion v4 AE & More
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07-08-2015, 02:36 AM #6
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07-08-2015, 12:28 PM #7
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Unfortunately, the 19" FF15/FF01 will not clear those brakes on the F10 M5.
Originally Posted by C///M
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07-08-2015, 04:29 PM #8
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Yea I figured. I've asked you guys before, but don't remember a reply. Sorry if you've already answered this question. Looks like I'll stick with the 20x10.5's but it will have to wait until next spring at the earliest.
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