My New Gunmetal Alloy Wheel Fitted!
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My New Gunmetal Alloy Wheel Fitted!
Having been fitted I'm not sure now...think I might go back to the original gold or get a new set of 18's
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Ouch Thats gotsta hurt....... Minds me of my earlier run this year when I did sommit similar although thankfully managed to not damage the rim just the tyre.
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Somehow I knew the rim had had it as it was one of those "oh **** " moments. Bit of a shame for the tyre as the treads had another 12 months on...
Anyone think this wheel is repairable?
I've ordered a set of 18's Works CR Kai but they won't be here for about 6 weeks and ideally like to keep the original set for special occasions So looks like a trip to Subaru dealership unless the wheel is repairable?
Anyone think this wheel is repairable?
I've ordered a set of 18's Works CR Kai but they won't be here for about 6 weeks and ideally like to keep the original set for special occasions So looks like a trip to Subaru dealership unless the wheel is repairable?
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that's encouraging news then and a nice start to the week so looks like just a couple of new tyres. It'll be interesting to see how these (RE070) fair in price with the UK.
....just need to find someone local to work on that wheel then
....just need to find someone local to work on that wheel then
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Better than the Brown skinny I had to drive back through town with... looked a propper wally! At least you got gun metal...
Those 070 look fantastic... like theyed leave grooves in the tarmac...MMmmmmmm
Those 070 look fantastic... like theyed leave grooves in the tarmac...MMmmmmmm
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Originally Posted by Johnny50
Looks a sore one Simon me old mate...
What were you up to ?
What were you up to ?
Going to talk to a company (the only one in Hong Kong) later this morning about knocking it out. Spoke to a few part-timers, they said 'We can fix it by knocking it back with a hammer but there will still be scratches'...errrrm no thanks I can do that too...made me laugh
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Originally Posted by duSTI
Looks like some spirited driving you've been doing out there Simon
All the best and hope you get it sorted out.
Dusty
All the best and hope you get it sorted out.
Dusty
The wheel is being fixed up as we speak. Cost was HK$500 (about £35) without paint. Anyone know the paint code for the MY03 gold wheels?
Not worried about the wheel...I'm having a bit of trouble sourcing two new RE070 17's the dealership here have stopped importing the JDM models that run on the RE070 and have gone for the Type UK models that run on RE040. Now I can't find anyone with my tyres in stock. So I might be off the road for a good few weeks if I insist on the RE070 (once you've tried these you don't want another!)
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