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Im back..... I aint been on in a few months as ive been pretty busy. Im looking to get a new set of 17"s but not to sure wot to go for. Any one got any ideas or even some information on the best place to get them??????

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i in next month or so will have revolution milleniums in gold (ill double check in a minute thats the right name) "17" and cleared ap 6pot calipers and 335mm discs

less than 6 months old on falken tyres - same age,

not a lot of milage.

these wheels (thats not the car, just a picture of same wheels)

SDC10127.jpg

think you would be interested?

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i in next month or so will have revolution milleniums in gold (ill double check in a minute thats the right name) "17" and cleared ap 6pot calipers and 335mm discs

less than 6 months old on falken tyres - same age,

not a lot of milage.

these wheels (thats not the car, just a picture of same wheels)

SDC10127.jpg

think you would be interested?

How much would u be lookin for?

Posted

SIDC jargon for sending a PM, Andy!!! Keep up!

2 thoughts for you in buying alloys (and the Revos are a GOOD choice IMHO) - try and keep them light as heavy wheels rob power... big consideration on you non-turbo motor. Other thing is, go wide enough to allow for any brake mod you MIGHT wanna consider. Pre-2005 STI alloys (or the revos) are a gd choice as they'll clear big brakes but still fit your 5x100 stud pattern.

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the speedline st2 i think they are look the same as the revos to widen your search

i got a set today and they are sweet

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might change the colour though

How much were they if you dont mind me asking?

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Always liked the revolutions but never found a set I could afford got these speedlines a while ago when I knackered my 18"s not a big fan of gold on a silver car so went for a matt black finish look a lot better I think

Before

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After

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Neil

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the speedline st2 i think they are look the same as the revos to widen your search

i got a set today and they are sweet

IMG00901-20110806-2032.jpg

might change the colour though

not a great pic, but i think those style of wheel in white, really suit the classic scoobies

and hopefully what ill end up with

Posted

ive got a set of 17" sti alloys in black,clear brembos ,in perfect condition with tyres, all have 5.5mm

send me ure email and will send u some more pics

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cheers

Posted

Hey guys! I'm also in the new wheel market and i was considering 18"s but everyone seems to be talking 17"s, would 18"s cause problems then i also plan to lower so would appreciate any advice being new to the scooby!!???

Cheers Mark!

:icon_salut:

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Hey guys! I'm also in the new wheel market and i was considering 18"s but everyone seems to be talking 17"s, would 18"s cause problems then i also plan to lower so would appreciate any advice being new to the scooby!!???

Cheers Mark!

:icon_salut:

In general, you'll have shorter tyre sidewalls with bigger rims, so handling should be better, possibly at the expense of a little ride comfort. No reason 18s should scrub any more than 17s with correct tyre choice, lowered or otherwise.

You also need to consider offset, ie where the centre of the wheel is on its rolling axis relative to the hub bolt face. Lower offsets stick out more, while higher offsets are less likely to clear big brakes (in general)

Bear in mind some larger rims weigh a lot more. That's more weight for the engine to spin, blunting performance.

19" OZ Ultraleggeras (lit: "Ultra-Light") on the other hand... :whistle:

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i in next month or so will have revolution milleniums in gold (ill double check in a minute thats the right name) "17" and cleared ap 6pot calipers and 335mm discs

less than 6 months old on falken tyres - same age,

not a lot of milage.

these wheels (thats not the car, just a picture of same wheels)

SDC10127.jpg

think you would be interested?

jeff are you still selling these??

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Posted

yeah mate for sale on SN

£450 the price

interested?

btw i would just also like to confirm i do actually touch goats also - its fun haha!

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