An XF Falcon owner came to XINGTU wanting a wheel that channeled the classic Aussie muscle / street-machine era — a full mirror-chrome five-spoke face over a wide, deep-lip staggered stance. The rear runs an aggressive ET-38 to push the wheel out toward the arch edge for that unmistakable “tucked-and-flared” street-machine look, executed as a true 2-piece forged construction so the deep lip is real structure, not a styling trick. The XF Falcon’s original 5×114.3 Ford bolt pattern is preserved for a genuine bolt-on fit. XINGTU machined the set to exact hub, bolt pattern, and offset.
| Item | Specification |
| Model No. | RC1322-1XT (2080 / 2010) |
| Size | 20×8.0 front / 20×10 rear (staggered) |
| PCD | 5×114.3 |
| Offset (ET) | ET0 front / ET-38 rear (deep negative) |
| Center Bore | 70.5 mm |
| Weight | 14.2 kg front / 16.6 kg rear |
| Load Rating | 750 kg per wheel |
| Finish | Full Chrome (electroplated mirror) |
| Construction | 2-Piece Forged (bolted face + barrel) |
XINGTU's engineers want to highlight two structural details that define this build.
First, this is a true 2-piece forged wheel. The classic 5-spoke face is forged from 6061-T6 with continuous grain flow, then bolted to a separately forged deep-lip barrel using torque-spec, pressure-tested stainless hardware. That bolted joint is what makes the rear's ET-38 deep-lip stance real — with a monoblock, that depth would either not be possible or would require excess material. XINGTU's engineers torque each fastener to spec and pressure-test the assembly for seal so the face and barrel behave as one unit under the Falcon's inline-six or V8 torque and cornering load.
Second, the full mirror chrome finish is not paint. True chrome is an electroplated metal layer — the forged aluminum surface must first be CNC-polished to mirror smoothness, copper-plated, nickel-plated, then chrome-plated in sequence. XINGTU's engineers execute this on the finished forged shell so the plating adheres cleanly and holds a deep, glass-like reflection over the long term. The 70.5 mm bore is machined hub-centric to Ford spec — for the XF Falcon's smaller factory hub, a hub-centric ring keeps load transfer on the hub, not the studs.
Compare the raw-chrome render on the left with the finished mirror-chrome wheels on the right
—the render is a preview, but the real wheels are what deliver: glass-smooth reflection, deep-lip stance, and a classic street-machine posture that transforms the XF Falcon. True 2-piece construction, fully load-rated, and bolt-on ready.

XINGTU forges chrome, brushed, painted, or bare polished finishes to your exact fitment
1. Can you customize wheels based on my vehicle specifications?
A: Yes. We provide full customization based on vehicle model, wheel size, width, offset, bolt pattern, center bore, brake clearance, and design requirements.
2. What information do you need before starting a custom wheel project?
A: We usually require your vehicle make, model, and year, along with wheel diameter and width, bolt pattern (PCD), offset (ET), brake clearance requirements, and preferred wheel design and finish details.
3. What materials are used for forged wheels?
A: Our forged wheels are manufactured using high-strength aerospace-grade aluminum alloys, providing excellent strength-to-weight performance.
4. What finishes are available?
A: We offer a wide range of finish options, including brushed finish, polished finish, gloss black, matte finish, custom color coating, and two-tone finishes to meet different styling requirements.
5. What is the typical production lead time?
A: Production time depends on design complexity, quantity, and finishing requirements. A typical custom project usually takes 30–45 days, including engineering confirmation, machining, QC, and delivery preparation.
6. Do you support small quantity orders?
A: Yes. We support prototype development, sample orders, and small-batch production for tuning shops, distributors, and automotive brands.