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Hi,
I have a 1996 V-Limited Scoob and I would like to change my 15" rims for a set of 17", however there are a lot of different types of rims out there would anyone be able to tell me which types of rims that will fit on to my scoob? Cheers Iain |
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I am not mechanically minded at all,
but why not go for 18"s ? |
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bigger isnt always better ian lol
imo 18'' on a classic are too big, they tram line evrey where and give a poor ride. 17'' would be best. :nod: |
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Personally i think 18's look the nuts, but 17's give better ride. |
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I bow to your superior knowledge. :doubleup: |
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have you thought about a set of newage 17" wrx alloys? they really suit the classics, and fairly easy to pick a set up :nod:
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How about, you hurry up and make a decision on what your getting and sell yours to Iain :getmecoat: |
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Best 17's for a Classic are : Prodrive SpeedLine ST2's 5-spokes Prodrive P-WRC (P1 Alloys) http://www.rarerims.co.uk have a nice selection. 18's are fine on a classic but you need to be carefull with width and offest. ET48 on a 7.5inch rim (215/35 Tyres) or ET51 minimum on an 8inch rim (225/35 Tyres). Also go for a tyre with a softer sidewall i.e not Bridgestone but something like Toyo or Falken. If you have too hard a sidewall on the 18's you will regret it. |
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From the web site Silver surfer posted,
The P1 bronze. :10: |
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yer likeing them p1 bronze, mine are being refurbed towards the end of the build, maybe a change of colour :whistle:
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i'm sure i'll make my mind up soon :mrgreen: |
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I must admit i do prefer the look of my 18's but the cornering was a better feel on my 17's! :drive:
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Thank you all for your help - you have given some food for thought there.
Let the hunt begin. |
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Hello.
So I have purchased some new wheels and they will soon be delivered and quickly put on. I will then be selling my old wheels, however before doing this I am after a little more informaion on what I will be selling. Can anyone help. The only markings on the wheel are. JWL - Japan Light Alloy Wheel VLA - Vehicle Inspection Association 620 kg In the center there is an bird (eagle possilbly) Can anyone tell me the make, what I should expect to get from them - they have plenty of rubber on them!!! Thank you Iain |
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I'm going to see Saj tomorrow, I know he has a set over there so I'll get the details for you and get him to give me a rough price you could expect for them.
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Thank you. |
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Thank you for your advice on the wheels - Very much appreciated. Iain |
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Mind like a sieve! :doh:
Worst thing is I can't remember the name Sajid gave for these, but he said that with good rubber you could easily get £400 - £500 for them. He did however say that they would be hard to sell. It would have to be someone specifically looking for these. |
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