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black spokes purple rim:
black spokes purple rim and black blocks:
standard:
black spokes purple rim and black blocks:
standard:
stilo claws
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stilo claws
wrong pcd wrong center bore
wobbly bolts and spigot rings...
standard btw
standard btw
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true are 4x98 instead of 4x100
dunno the difference in center bore but understand could use spigots
i actually like the PS you've done of them Carl, but i just dont think they wopuld work in real life on the car tbh.
anthracite would work well imo, thats the colour id have them
anthracite would work well imo, thats the colour id have them
Have you seen claws on the GP, sure someone has done it...as I really wanted claws on my GP. Then I saw the pic and thought it looked gash!!
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thanks tris
ones on ebay are a sort of anthracite (see my below rely to mehstg)
i saw the pic and personally standard i agree but i think the claws are a type of wheel that call to be treated as if they are aftermarket despite being oem.
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ill edit that in a sec but with darker purple yeah could do.
or even madder (poor qual pses as rushed):
or really toned down (will have purple calipers anyhow):
You missed off a poll option...
Option 5 oh god not another wheel poll from Rolf...
Option 5 oh god not another wheel poll from Rolf...
black claws would work...
they dont look that good on cars without rear disc brakes though
they dont look that good on cars without rear disc brakes though
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i see your point. might help with my drums being black mind.
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<sigh>...yet another one of Rolf's little fantasy threads! :bang:
Nice Idea Tris. I was thinking whats the point of hiding such a nice alloys with black, but couldnt think of an alternative colour at the time.
Pic 2 with anthracite.
rolf..... how about you just have another few months on the road or whatever and get used to the car more.... or get your own one
tbh... you are dreaming of things, and how long have you been wanting alloys?
plus i dont wanna see them kerbed
tbh... you are dreaming of things, and how long have you been wanting alloys?
plus i dont wanna see them kerbed
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rolf..... how about you just have another few months on the road or whatever and get used to the car more.... or get your own one
tbh... you are dreaming of things, and how long have you been wanting alloys?
plus i dont wanna see them kerbed
intention is to buy the alloys, get them painted in whatever scheme i decide on in the end, stick some decent tyres on then put the alloys on in feb next year (when i change insurance companies) so curbing etc shouldn't be an issue (not yet anyway).
reason i dont have alloys at the moment is due to a stupid mistake, ie i was buying a set of M-Jet alloys for £180 and when getting an insurance quote i quoted the value of them new (£700) so was quoted an increase of £200 wwhere i believe had i said the value was £180 there wouldnt of been an increase.
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to put the wheels into context thanks to ps and some help off a very nice ff member. here are the designs on my car along with the other plans.
ring them up and ask again! what insurance compainy you with? some have an online thing where you can check prices and update your policy. bit like what i did.
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aye ill see if i can get me ma to ring them on monday as the wnakers cant speak to me
tis jeep insurance which is underwritten by norwich union
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:hm: Why not just wait til Feb next year... whats the point in having wheels sat in the garage for 11 months
