CCW - Pruner website?

[KepRght]

Im an IT guy and I own stock in google, why cant i find the ccw / pruner website online.?!

Help, ive fallen and my search engine dont work

 

[J DAWG]

clicky clicky

 

[GCHDEALER]

It is Purner not Pruner. Here is the link. Helluvah nice guy and great looking wheels. Here is a link. www.ccwheel.com
Chad

 

[KepRght]

thanks for the clicky clicky but, i dont see those sick pruners everyone is buying up like hot cakes.?

 

[GCHDEALER]

He has them just hasn't updated his site. Try Westcoast Vipers site for pics.

 

[jason427]

You mean these...

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John Purner at CCW (complete custom wheel) makes the coolest wheels that are actually affordable. Great guy.

Jason

 

[tim721]

Those wheels look amazing!

By far my favorite Viper wheel...

Nice car!!

 

[sbkim]

FYI, John is working on a new wheel - it will have very thin five spoke design. I am trying to get some pics. Hopefully it will 4" lip in the back -- I wish..

 

[jason427]

They are my favorite as well...
I can't wait for the drag setup.

Thanks,
Jason

 

[KepRght]

Jason, Are those 18's or 19's?

Look DAM good!

 

[jason427]

They are the 19"
Thanks,
Jason

 

[MbnViper]

try Roe Racing also for pic's and prices

Roe Racing Click Here

 

[v8huntr]

i think those are best looking wheels period. i personally think sigle piece forged wheels look cleaner.

 

[tim721]

i think those are best looking wheels period. i personally think sigle piece forged wheels look cleaner.

i agree. i swear they get better looking every time i see them...

whats the best price out there for these w/ rubber??

 

[riverflyer]

I agree too and the workmanship and value are right on target. John does a very nice job on all his wheels and these are a great example. Heres a shot I took yesterday, a bit of fall cheer.

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[ViperRay]

Riverflyer,
Looks like a postcard to me!

 

[riverflyer]

Thanks Ray, gotta get the driven in while the weather will permit. Last nice fall days for top off weather. Just got back from a rockin 130 mile canyon run. The rivers are comin up, colors are great and we only got rained on a few times, with mostly dry roads. Damn, I love these cars. STill amazes me how many people from all walks of life want to talk cars, horsepower and displacement!

 

[ViperRay]

I miss autumn in the NE

 

[ViperJoe]

IMHO he's missing the boat by not offering those in 18"!

 

[riverflyer]

Joe, its not by choice I don't believe, but rather the tooling costs. He had access to a 19" setup but to repeat in 18" would involve start up costs of like $50k. I would have gone for 18" too if they had been available, but in retrospect, the 19" really fit the car, do not degrade handling in any way and in fact, because John is able to achieve so much truer a wheel than stock, the 19's are actually a better ride than stock 18's. Of course if John applied the same quality to 18's they would provide even a finer ride.

 

[RedGTS]

The big downside to 19's is for the higher hp cars--no sticky 19" tires are available.