Billet Specialties - Brand new Pro Touring Concave Wheel Designs - Lateral-g Forums

**MCB Matt** · #1 07-10-2015, 12:21 PM

Contact us for your Summer sale price on a set!

Billet Specialties will Debut 6 new Concave designs and two new Vintage Series wheels this weekend at the Goodguys PPG nationals in Columbus, OH.

The new Concave designs are available in a deep or shallow profile:

Close up of the new bolt pads used in the Concave pro touring series. You can see the relief cuts to save weight as well as the lack of rim flanges and hardware. This is a 2 piece welded construction that saves even more weight over a 3 piece wheel!

All of the new wheels in this series are available in 18-20"

Camber:

GTR:

Hydro:

Wedge:

Toploader:

Razor:

Two brand new designs in three different flavors for the Vintage Series:

3 different profiles: The Standard and Dish profiles are available in 18-20" and the Extreme's only come in 20x10, 20x12, and 20x15"

Grinder:

Grinder Dish:

Grinder Extreme:

Knuckle:

Knuckle Dish:

Knuckle Extreme:

**MCB Matt** · #2 12-04-2015, 11:05 AM

Thank you to everyone who purchased this year during our Black Friday special.

As always, we carry just about everything you need for a bumper to bumper Pro-Touring or stock build!

Let us know how we can be of help with your project.
MCB

**MCB Matt** · #3 01-07-2016, 10:59 AM

Our Holiday Special Prices are good through next Wednesday, Jan 13th at 4pm.

Let us know what you are shopping for and we will get you the best possible price with the best service as well!

Happy New Year and have a great 2016 from all of us at MCB

**MCB Matt** · #4 01-13-2016, 09:39 AM

We just wanted to remind everyone, today is the last day of our New Years Sales. Give us a call for the fastest way to purchase, or send an Email/PM and we can send a Paypal invoice.

Thank you very much for the business this year already!
MCB

JKnight · #5 01-13-2016, 10:54 AM

Hey Matt,

Is the valve stem location on these pro touring series wheels behind the spokes, meaning it could have interference with big brake kits?

**MCB Matt** · #6 01-13-2016, 01:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JKnight

Hey Matt,

Is the valve stem location on these pro touring series wheels behind the spokes, meaning it could have interference with big brake kits?

Most manufactures put them in back, behind a spoke or just floating in the rear hoop. They use shorty valve stems and there is also a pop-up stem available when it gets really close. They can locate the stem just about anywhere you want though.

Thanks
Matt