Pug 205 GTI Speedline Wheels
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Pug 205 GTI Speedline Wheels
Does anybody know if the genuine Pug Speedlines are lighter than the French version without the Speedline stamp on them? (they look identical).
If so, I would like to know by how much because I have a set of Speedlines that need a re furb and a very good set of the French ones that do not,just trying to judge if it is worth the expense.
Cheers Aggs
If so, I would like to know by how much because I have a set of Speedlines that need a re furb and a very good set of the French ones that do not,just trying to judge if it is worth the expense.
Cheers Aggs
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They probably are speedlines, dunno about the weight though, some companies like peugeot and even subaru have them specially made.
Id personally have the other ones refurbed though, 200 quid will give you a brand new set after the refurb.
Tony
Id personally have the other ones refurbed though, 200 quid will give you a brand new set after the refurb.
Tony
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Originally Posted by aggs
Does anybody know if the genuine Pug Speedlines are lighter than the French version without the Speedline stamp on them? (they look identical).
If so, I would like to know by how much because I have a set of Speedlines that need a re furb and a very good set of the French ones that do not,just trying to judge if it is worth the expense.
Cheers Aggs
If so, I would like to know by how much because I have a set of Speedlines that need a re furb and a very good set of the French ones that do not,just trying to judge if it is worth the expense.
Cheers Aggs
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Originally Posted by TonyBurns
They probably are speedlines, dunno about the weight though, some companies like peugeot and even subaru have them specially made.
Tony
Tony
I think a lot of manufacturers use them.
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Theres 3 types, speedline, smr and one other - can't remember OTOH, but a search on http://forum.205gtidrivers.com would reveal.......
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Thanks for the link.
Seems the Speedline is 1kg lighter.
I seem to remember from my cycling days every bit if rotating mass on a wheel save assists performance.
I probably would not notice the difference in a car though too many other variables.
But as an enthusiast I need some excuse to spend a bit more money on the old girl and need to justify it!!!!
Seems the Speedline is 1kg lighter.
I seem to remember from my cycling days every bit if rotating mass on a wheel save assists performance.
I probably would not notice the difference in a car though too many other variables.
But as an enthusiast I need some excuse to spend a bit more money on the old girl and need to justify it!!!!
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unsprung weight is indeed important, but for a road car 1kg per corner will make sod all difference. My dedicated track 205 has lighter wheels, it did add up to about 12kgs in total which a reasonable saving, especially as the car only weighed 779 kgs
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