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Lookn' pretty sweet there
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excellent choice of wheels if i do say so myself
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Your car is a 2004 model is that right, but its on a 55plate?, is it just a late registration car?.
Should them wheels be that close to the calipers on the front? |
Originally Posted by DarrenSTI
(Post 8805612)
Your car is a 2004 model is that right, but its on a 55plate?, is it just a late registration car?.
Should them wheels be that close to the calipers on the front? These Rota Tarmac Gra are designed to be fitted with the large Brembos on Scoobys. They do seem incredibly close though - although others with the same alloys also say they are close to the calipers. |
All looking good:cool::thumb:
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Originally Posted by cobraman
(Post 8805704)
I don't know - I always thought it was a 2005 model.:confused:
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Looking nice and wheels are a good choice.
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Originally Posted by madisonmonkey
(Post 8805863)
05 model should be wide track i.e. have the rear arch extensions
All im saying is should you confirm this before driving 1000's more miles. aswell as the arch extensions, the other visual differences are the hand brake boot/cover is leather instead of a rubber flap. Please dont get the wrong idea of what im saying, just want them to be right for you!. |
The gap between the caliper and the alloy is the same as my rota's on the P1 with new age Brembo's fitted.
Nice and snug ;) |
looking good :thumb:
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Ive got the same wheels on Hatch S-GT with the big Brembo's, & they have the same clearence, as stated these wheels are intended for the Brembo's,Ive had no problems, & they have done 10,000 miles now.
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Blimey .. You must be pleased with them :D I have nevere seen so many detailed Pics of Rims before ;)
Looking Mighty Fine Mind Ya :thumb: Dean |
Nice!
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Great choice of wheel, really suits your car.
Do the Brembos fit under 17" as well or do they have to be 18"? Dan |
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