Request : Speeline Turini 18" on Classic
30 May 2004, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Scott.T
Pefer Silver on silver car if possible...cheers...
Have a look in the for sale sections and find Elmers old RB5, looked absolutely stunning on 18" turinis, as too did John Felsteads old Ra.
Apart from my ST2's the turinis and OZ superLs are definately the ones to have.... good taste sir
.Tony.
30 May 2004, 09:37 PM
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I'm now down to choosing between the following :
Silver Speedline Turini
Silver Speedline GT1
Silver Prodrive P-WRC1
Turini tho' will need 225's as they are an 8 inch rim.
Any piccies of Elmers old car with the P-WRC1 (and why the change?)
Is it lowered ?
Silver Speedline Turini
Silver Speedline GT1
Silver Prodrive P-WRC1
Turini tho' will need 225's as they are an 8 inch rim.
Any piccies of Elmers old car with the P-WRC1 (and why the change?)
Is it lowered ?
Last edited by Scott.T; 30 May 2004 at 09:40 PM.
30 May 2004, 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Scott.T
Turini tho' will need 225's as they are an 8 inch rim.
I hate to have to ask but what's wrong with the wheels you have? They are individual and make your car stand out.
Are you coming to the meet this month?
Nathan..
30 May 2004, 09:45 PM
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If you want pics of MY car (not Elmers! 
) then check my website -:
clicky
The wheels were changed cos rubbing problems were experienced with the 8" Turini and 225 tyre.
) then check my website -:clicky
The wheels were changed cos rubbing problems were experienced with the 8" Turini and 225 tyre.
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30 May 2004, 10:24 PM
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Cheers Talizman I thought that would of been the problem especially on an ET48.
Nath, Glens are OK on 215' s as u say but 215 are too stretched IMHO.
w.r.t my wheels....well the silver ones I sold this morning (and have already gone). Currently it's on gold ST2 17's, but wanna go for Silver 18's
Looks like it's down to Prodrive P-WRC's or GT1's
Speedline GT1's
Nath, Glens are OK on 215' s as u say but 215 are too stretched IMHO.
w.r.t my wheels....well the silver ones I sold this morning (and have already gone). Currently it's on gold ST2 17's, but wanna go for Silver 18's
Looks like it's down to Prodrive P-WRC's or GT1's
Speedline GT1's
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01 June 2004, 07:55 PM
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Going off the pics, P-WRC definately.
I have seen some of the 'pukka' group A tramac wheels for sale once...... was not cheap due to their construction. Motorsport only wheel really given the cost. Did seen a 22B with a set on tho, looked fantastic. If only
Tony.
I have seen some of the 'pukka' group A tramac wheels for sale once...... was not cheap due to their construction. Motorsport only wheel really given the cost. Did seen a 22B with a set on tho, looked fantastic. If only
Tony.
02 June 2004, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Scott.T
P-WRC's on Elmer/Talizman's RB5
I like them both (GT1's & OZ's) but the Prodrive/OZ connection draws me to the OZ's. but then the GT1's work out a little cheaper and have a slightly wider offset (48 Vs 53)
I like them both (GT1's & OZ's) but the Prodrive/OZ connection draws me to the OZ's. but then the GT1's work out a little cheaper and have a slightly wider offset (48 Vs 53)
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