Iforged Makes Me Want To Sell My Car
10-02-2003, 06:07 PM
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iforged -retract my previous statement
please ignore what i previously said about vince and ryan
the REAL truth is this
one of the wheels had a little bend (UPS FAULT)
one of the wheels had a clearcoat problem--vince has assumed responsibility for it and agreed to pay for it
he has been very accomodating
the only reason i thought he was being unforgiving is because i was mad at the time
if everrything pans out well then iforged is good in my book
the REAL truth is this
one of the wheels had a little bend (UPS FAULT)
one of the wheels had a clearcoat problem--vince has assumed responsibility for it and agreed to pay for it
he has been very accomodating
the only reason i thought he was being unforgiving is because i was mad at the time
if everrything pans out well then iforged is good in my book
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10-02-2003, 06:16 PM
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I hate the feeling of getting ****ed, but after 9 or 10 years the pain and anguish should subside.
I wish people would stop odering from these guys. Stop the cycle.
I wish people would stop odering from these guys. Stop the cycle.
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10-02-2003, 06:26 PM
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Damn sorry to hear that bro.... that sux....
BTW thanks for the heads up, I'm in the market for rims, thanks for the warning....... (You aren't the only person who's not satisfied with them)........
BTW thanks for the heads up, I'm in the market for rims, thanks for the warning....... (You aren't the only person who's not satisfied with them)........
10-02-2003, 06:53 PM
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I never had any problems with my iforged wheels, and only took iforged 1 week to process them! i guess it depends if you got juice or not. i got mine from a store and they took care of everything, and i still paid the same price as they would give if you called or grouped by from ifroged
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10-02-2003, 06:56 PM
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good..im glad to here that..i will probobly have the same nice things to say after everything is fixed...i was very heated before..i cooled down
10-02-2003, 07:23 PM
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I'm really sorry to hear that bro! How about that Vince cell # you have? Use it yet? 
Good luck my man! I'm hoping everthing goes right in the next 3 weeks. I'm supposed to get my wheels in 2 weeks....according to vince, no pun intended.
Good luck my man! I'm hoping everthing goes right in the next 3 weeks. I'm supposed to get my wheels in 2 weeks....according to vince, no pun intended.
10-02-2003, 07:34 PM
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how many times are we gonna go through this before people stop ordering from this shady wheel company? i find it amusing that people still order from iforged knowing their history.
10-02-2003, 07:40 PM
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Maybe they should change their name to IF**ked wheels.
Seriously, I'm sorry to hear about your wheels. Hopefully everything will work out, but the bottom line is, nothing should ever be shipped to you unless it's perfect, especially after waiting so long and spending so much money. Whatever happened to getting things right the first time?
The stories never end with these guys.
Seriously, I'm sorry to hear about your wheels. Hopefully everything will work out, but the bottom line is, nothing should ever be shipped to you unless it's perfect, especially after waiting so long and spending so much money. Whatever happened to getting things right the first time?
The stories never end with these guys.
10-02-2003, 09:51 PM
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truth is they make nice products..they just get a little overwhelemed there sometimes...they will get the hang of it...i saw some major concern from vince and he plans on helping me
i appreciate it....truth is..as soon as they get things running smoothly things will be OK
i appreciate it....truth is..as soon as they get things running smoothly things will be OK
10-02-2003, 09:52 PM
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meanwhile..whats the best wheel cleaner for the brushed part and for the polished lip..when these babies get fixed they are stying PERFECT
10-03-2003, 05:33 AM
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Originally posted by ares
just curious, but havent ehy been around for years? I didnt get the impression they were exactly a new startup.
just curious, but havent ehy been around for years? I didnt get the impression they were exactly a new startup.
10-03-2003, 06:23 AM
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Wheel cleaner? I wouldn't use any! With the amount of money invested I can't see you getting brake dust caked on them. I bought a wash mit and I clean the inside of the wheel and out with my hand in it with lots of suds. You really don't need anything else. Did you get the rivets? If so you will get some grime around them and it's hard to clean. I always go to the self serve car wash and use put the high pressure spray on it and it goes away.
10-03-2003, 08:44 AM
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Originally posted by Edretti
If so you will get some grime around them and it's hard to clean. I always go to the self serve car wash and use put the high pressure spray on it and it goes away.
If so you will get some grime around them and it's hard to clean. I always go to the self serve car wash and use put the high pressure spray on it and it goes away.
Just be careful of the pressure. I've read stories that even with a garden hose, the clearcoat was blasted off these things.
10-03-2003, 09:56 AM
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ZZTOP, is this in reference to IForged wheels only? I did hear that the clear use to come off pretty easy. Now the company that clear coats the wheels for IForged is the same company that does the wheels for HRE.