31/07/07 12:17 PM31/07/07 12:17 PM #12 Very modern, euro looking wheel... Im a dish fan, but these look nice
31/07/07 12:27 PM31/07/07 12:27 PM #13 That looks very classy MiKa. Is there an option for a deeper dish for the back???
31/07/07 09:44 PM31/07/07 09:44 PM #16 Author looks good mate, something different, all you need now is to take the spoiler off Dont you worry the spoiler is coming off very soon.. im with you on this I dont like em... gonna debadge also heheeVery modern, euro looking wheel... Im a dish fan, but these look niceI was also a dish fan... but as u say they look niceThat looks very classy MiKa. Is there an option for a deeper dish for the back???Nah no dish for these... they come in 20's though heheeThx for the input blokesMike...
01/08/07 07:04 AM01/08/07 07:04 AM #17 Looks good mate. Definitely slap up photos once the suspensions settled to see if it lowers it much more :titwave: looks nice
03/08/07 02:10 AM03/08/07 02:10 AM #18 Author A mate suggested that my speedo might be out after fitting the wheels..... any truth??
03/08/07 02:24 AM03/08/07 02:24 AM #19 Yeah if the rolling diameter of the new wheels are larger/smaller than the original wheels then yes it will be out a little bit.I've heard of someone on the forums saying they got someone to re-program their PCM or something with a different number so that the speedo worked out to be the correct speed again.But usually the overall difference is minimal as the profile on the larger rim tyres are smaller, and it should only put your speedo out a little bit?
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