PFF7's 17"
19 February 2009, 04:22 PM
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PFF7's 17"
I'm after some new wheels, Prodrive PFF7's in 7.5 x 17" ET51 PCD 5/100 - so they fit a classic with Brembo's.
I've currently got a set of Rota Tarmac 2's in 18" with Falken tyres - in good condition if you fancy a swap.
The PFF7's can be in any colour as I'd probably get them refurbed, but I'd prefer Bright flitter.
please PM me with what you have & pictures if possible
money is waiting....
thanks
I've currently got a set of Rota Tarmac 2's in 18" with Falken tyres - in good condition if you fancy a swap.
The PFF7's can be in any colour as I'd probably get them refurbed, but I'd prefer Bright flitter.
please PM me with what you have & pictures if possible
money is waiting....
thanks
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24 February 2009, 12:46 PM
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Genuine PFF-7 wheels do not exist in 17" only replicas maybe (Inovit etc.).
In fact, PFF-7 only came in 8x18" so width is kind of set as well.
I have 225/40/R18 on my Type R and they are perfect. (Need to roll the arches that's all).
Cheers,
R.
In fact, PFF-7 only came in 8x18" so width is kind of set as well.
I have 225/40/R18 on my Type R and they are perfect. (Need to roll the arches that's all).
Cheers,
R.
24 February 2009, 06:35 PM
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I head they never came in 17s as well. Are revolution wheels original prodrive - or prodrive copies with prodrive badges?
Didnt have my arches rolled - though had P1 rear suspension and ride was fine.
Tyres came with 40s and never tried 35s as 40s were good enough
Didnt have my arches rolled - though had P1 rear suspension and ride was fine.
Tyres came with 40s and never tried 35s as 40s were good enough
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