Which alloys for a silver blob?
19 August 2008, 04:23 PM
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^ Agreed 
The usual suspects are OZ, Speedline or Prodrive. Innovits are a good cheaper alternative.
I couldn't decide myself, so just powder coated the standard STi alloys as think they suit the car... you could pick up Hawkeye STi alloys cheap, but not sure if they fit... another possible option anyway.
If budget was not an issue I think I would go for Oz Ultraleggras in black.
The usual suspects are OZ, Speedline or Prodrive. Innovits are a good cheaper alternative.
I couldn't decide myself, so just powder coated the standard STi alloys as think they suit the car... you could pick up Hawkeye STi alloys cheap, but not sure if they fit... another possible option anyway.
If budget was not an issue I think I would go for Oz Ultraleggras in black.
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19 August 2008, 07:52 PM
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It was a situtation I was in so powder coated the standard wheels steel grey
Then after a while of saving got some genuine PFF7's which ok ok loads of people have but thats simply because in my mind there the best wheels for it, especially in silver
Hope pics help
Then after a while of saving got some genuine PFF7's which ok ok loads of people have but thats simply because in my mind there the best wheels for it, especially in silver
Hope pics help
19 August 2008, 08:02 PM
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Then after a while of saving got some genuine PFF7's which ok ok loads of people have but thats simply because in my mind there the best wheels for it, especially in silver
Got to agree with you there mate. They're popular for very good reason.
Got to agree with you there mate. They're popular for very good reason.
19 August 2008, 09:19 PM
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Which flaps have you got on yours? I have a silver hawkeye with the same wheels and was considering the flaps because of the amount cow stuff we have around here?
19 August 2008, 11:06 PM
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The mudflaps were on my car when I bought it, they're just back with STI in Pink with Subaru Tecnica International or what not below it.
The stickers are starting to fall apart now no idea how long they've been on car i've had it 1 year + however long they were on from previous owner. So rather than get new ones think i'll just Ebay some stickers.
The stickers are starting to fall apart now no idea how long they've been on car i've had it 1 year + however long they were on from previous owner. So rather than get new ones think i'll just Ebay some stickers.
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Previous owner painted the wheels black.... cr*p paint job but they really suit the car. When I have a little more money, I'll probably just get mine powdercoated black and stick with them.... 
20 August 2008, 11:12 AM
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thanks for the tips, I think it s worth saving some £££££'s and getting some decent wheels. THe prodrives are really good, I think they had some in a local shop for an absolute steal price but they were in the gold type colour ...
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