OZ Super Turismo Evolution Alloys 17"
18 May 2005, 02:22 PM
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OZ Super Turismo Evolution Alloys 17"
OZ Super Turismo Evolution Alloys 17"
Wheels professionally refurbished in Matt Black and fitted with Toyo Proxies.
Wheels and tyres only done 1000 miles.
new:
http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/imag..._evolution.png
£650
peccy@peccy.com
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Wheels professionally refurbished in Matt Black and fitted with Toyo Proxies.
Wheels and tyres only done 1000 miles.
new:
http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/imag..._evolution.png
£650
peccy@peccy.com
0789 999 0860
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19 May 2005, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by cw42
peccy, what toyo's are they m8? T1-r's or T1-s ?
chris.
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had some t1r on my type r but didnt like them, although they were good in the wet.
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sold and collected, thanks peccy.
one note though, the profile of the tyre is 45mm, which is "wrong" for the classic.
I'm not bothered, just that I've been running 40mm profile since I had it
I'll give it a go, see if I can feel any difference anyway,
Off to give them a good clean now and get em fitted
chris
one note though, the profile of the tyre is 45mm, which is "wrong" for the classic.
I'm not bothered, just that I've been running 40mm profile since I had it
I'll give it a go, see if I can feel any difference anyway,
Off to give them a good clean now and get em fitted
chris
21 May 2005, 05:53 PM
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fitted. pressure checked (all wrong by the way! ) and running well. Feels smoother on the road, probably due to the bigger profile.
Thanks again peccy
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) and running well. Feels smoother on the road, probably due to the bigger profile. Thanks again peccy
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21 May 2005, 11:22 PM
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Hey Chris! Inspired by my recent plunge?
[cue fast show sketch]
"now johnny- calm down..."
"BLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAACK!!!"
[/fast show sketch]
when I borrowed some wheels for during the refurb recently the tyres were 45 profile...
YUCK
was so happy to get back to 40.
[cue fast show sketch]
"now johnny- calm down..."
"BLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAACK!!!"
[/fast show sketch]
when I borrowed some wheels for during the refurb recently the tyres were 45 profile...
YUCK
was so happy to get back to 40.
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Lol, nice one chrome, not so much inspired, more an affirmation when I saw yours
I'll give the 45's a go, not a bad ride so far, just have to make sure there's no rubbing
see you later m8,
chris.
I'll give the 45's a go, not a bad ride so far, just have to make sure there's no rubbing
see you later m8,
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22 May 2005, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by cw42
sold and collected, thanks peccy.
one note though, the profile of the tyre is 45mm, which is "wrong" for the classic.
I'm not bothered, just that I've been running 40mm profile since I had it
I'll give it a go, see if I can feel any difference anyway,
Off to give them a good clean now and get em fitted
chris
one note though, the profile of the tyre is 45mm, which is "wrong" for the classic.
I'm not bothered, just that I've been running 40mm profile since I had it
I'll give it a go, see if I can feel any difference anyway,
Off to give them a good clean now and get em fitted
chris
regarding the 45 profile, i want sure what to get myself as seen both used, so i used one of those tyre size calculators and the 45 profile is actually a closer fit to the OEM size wheel and diameter then the 40s, and fills the arch better too.
soz about the pressures dont think i ever checked them.
22 May 2005, 02:36 PM
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They look good, aren't you supposed to be at scoobyshootout today?
I'll post some pics up when I get a chance.
I've done some readings on speed as well. Matching up with my gps satnav, it is actually closer than the 40's in that respect. eg: 70 indicated on car speedo was actually around 64, and it's now around 68, so much better and your probably right about the match for oem 16's.
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I'll post some pics up when I get a chance.
I've done some readings on speed as well. Matching up with my gps satnav, it is actually closer than the 40's in that respect. eg: 70 indicated on car speedo was actually around 64, and it's now around 68, so much better and your probably right about the match for oem 16's.
chris.
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havent u got a pic of them on ure car from a distance. I cant really tell how good theyll look on my car from a close up pic. please upload a pic of your whole car showing
cheers
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