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11 November 2004, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by fatmanscooby
No m8 look like em tho they are by Ultralite
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11 November 2004, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted by TAINTON
Gorgeous was looking for inspiration as thinking of changing my tired PD7s.
11 November 2004, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by TAINTON
Gorgeous was looking for inspiration as thinking of changing my tired PD7s.
11 November 2004, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by RA-boy
nice blitz alloys mate, wanted to get one but cant afford, got the BK Racing split rims instead!!!!!!
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11 November 2004, 05:57 PM
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In Hampshire m8. Wheels were £1050 with nuts tyres etc. Quality is good so far lets see what the good old English weather can throw at them though.
11 November 2004, 06:23 PM
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YOU TART :)
Nice wheels Simon, still loved your old wheels though, I would say your mad but I think we already know that 
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11 November 2004, 06:44 PM
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Cheers Colin love you to (in a manly kind of way of course) still have them by the way. Yes they are also in Anthracite
http://www.ultralitewheels.com/ES-941-SPEC.html
http://www.ultralitewheels.com/ES-941-SPEC.html
14 November 2004, 02:08 AM
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Awesome wheels, but... I need to know this: how do you Classic guys manage to run offsets that deviate so drastically from OEM offsets (+53mm)? Like for example, fatman, those wheels are 18"x7.5" with a +42mm offset. My Scoob has 18"x7.5" wheels, with a +48mm offset (225/40/18 tires) and my rear tires rub on the rear fenders, however I am also lowered almost 2 inches (50mm).... Might that have something to do with it? Its one reason I'm selling my 18s and putting 17s back on.
14 November 2004, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by mad doc
Awesome wheels, but... I need to know this: how do you Classic guys manage to run offsets that deviate so drastically from OEM offsets (+53mm)? Like for example, fatman, those wheels are 18"x7.5" with a +42mm offset. My Scoob has 18"x7.5" wheels, with a +48mm offset (225/40/18 tires) and my rear tires rub on the rear fenders, however I am also lowered almost 2 inches (50mm).... Might that have something to do with it? Its one reason I'm selling my 18s and putting 17s back on.
I run 18" wheels with a 45mm offset, with 215/35/18 tyres and mine is lowered 30mm. I get no rubbing atall.
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