does anybody know anything about the rev classic wheels? supposed to be under license from american racing. are they chinese, taiwan, mexican? any good?

I've got hundreds and hundreds of them directly from Rev for a few years now...since before they were "licensed" by American Racing..

They come out of china....most of the ones I've shipped to Oz were just wholesale for a tire/wheel shop there, but have used a few myself on cars and got a set for a local buddy too...as china stuff goes they seem better then other stuff I've seen. Balance up easy and seem to hold up well also.

And Rev does do a few different style wheels..and they must be doing well..they recently moved into alot bigger warehouse...

Most of the other wheels and components I deal in are all made here locally...pity the old American Eagle wheels (copy of the torque thrust like the Rev is a copy of) always seem so hard to get in stock..

Rev's are cheap as well of course..

thanks for the reply. i seen a set at the good guys in indy today for $500. i liked them but the price seemed cheap and that turned a light on in my head. do you think they'd hold up on a 4000LB b-body?

I used a set on a '70 Camaro that I sent to Oz, and no problems with it...and the set I got for my local buddy are on his wife's daily driver '66 Mustang with no problems..

Both lighter than a B body, but no issues with them at least.

Other option with be the American Eagle 2 piece version..they are US made at least...and a little cheaper than the actual American Racing ones.

Here is a pic of the Camaro...this was back with thier old style REV center cap as well.


Oh, and from memory wholesale price on the 17" ones are around $80 each or so from memory