Bigger wheels on Griffith

Bigger wheels on Griffith

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matoakley

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73 posts

299 months

Saturday 30th November 2002
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AS any one fitted 17" wheels on a grif? Any ideas?
Thanks

greenv8s

30,883 posts

299 months

Saturday 30th November 2002
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AS any one fitted 17" wheels on a grif? Any ideas?
Thanks


Think Mike Catania has 17" wheels on his Griffith.

simpo one

89,090 posts

280 months

Saturday 30th November 2002
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I've got 26" wheels on mine and they're solid aluminium...

matoakley

Original Poster:

73 posts

299 months

Saturday 30th November 2002
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Hello Peter, Thanks for the reply.
see you soon matthew

2 sheds

2,529 posts

299 months

Saturday 30th November 2002
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Raceline ( or possibly Speedline) do a cerbera style 17" for Griffith stud pattern, i understand they are machined to order. apache & RichB have them check the pictures on there profiles, they definitely get my vote, i think Peninsula supply them.
Tim

Graham

16,376 posts

299 months

Saturday 30th November 2002
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You'll be lucky to get raceline RL7's i had some on order for 8 months and then gave up and settled for speedline 2120's on the Chim...

MikeG

148 posts

299 months

Sunday 1st December 2002
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mat?

Have a look at Apache's Griff on the Cambridge TVRCC web site:
http://web.ukonline.co.uk/cambs-tvrcc/petebest.html

Mike
PS I think they are 17inch but Pete will tell you for sure.

apache

39,731 posts

299 months

Sunday 1st December 2002
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Hi Mike, yeah mine are 17" all round and Richb's are 17"/18" front/rear, you can't get them know so I watch out for pot holes

2 sheds

2,529 posts

299 months

Sunday 1st December 2002
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apache said: Hi Mike, yeah mine are 17" all round and Richb's are 17"/18" front/rear, you can't get them know so I watch out for pot holes

I bought a set of 18s from Streber motorsport about 18 months ago, i know that recently he could still supply them, these were Raceline, apparently Speedline are easy to get hold of, is there a big difference ??
Tim


>> Edited by 2 sheds on Sunday 1st December 20:13

RichB

54,073 posts

299 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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apache said: Hi Mike, yeah mine are 17" all round and Richb's are 17"/18" front/rear, you can't get them know so I watch out for pot holes
One more thing to worry about eh? Oh and Tim I took it for a nice blast this morning, certainly lights up at the top end now! Rich...

apache

39,731 posts

299 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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[I bought a set of 18s from Streber motorsport about 18 months ago, i know that recently he could still supply them, these were Raceline, apparently Speedline are easy to get hold of, is there a big difference ??
Tim

Same thing I believe


2 Sheds

2,529 posts

299 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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One more thing to worry about eh? Oh and Tim I took it for a nice blast this morning, certainly lights up at the top end now! Rich...



Hi Richard
I've been looking at the weather and wondering about this, did you read about Gerjos first blat ?
I need some of these wheels (RichB/Apache type) i think on a Griffith they're about as good as it gets !!
Tim

Graham

16,376 posts

299 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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Speedline wheels are different....

the story goes that raceline were bought by speedline ( well its italian parent anyway).

RL7's were made in the uk, but all production was alledgedly moved to italy where they had loads of problems... dies not fitting machines, made new dies and got hot spot in the wheels then a strike at the factory

i needed new tryes so i gave up and they gave be a good deal on the 2120's


2120's look like


they do an 9 spoke that looks similar to the rl7 but in magnesium and only 16 inch


the rl7 looks like



i found the last link at www.silverline-raceline.co.uk/frm/index.htm

so maybe start there.


if i remember i promise to get a picy of the chim by the weekend..

apache

39,731 posts

299 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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do they do a 4 stud too?

Graham

16,376 posts

299 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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yep cos thats what the chim's got...


one interesting thing the 2120's are flow formed what ever that means it apparently makes them stronger and lighter and they are quite a bit lighter then the griff 500 wheels i took off, and thats with tyres on...

(17's all round)

>> Edited by Graham on Monday 2nd December 19:02

A 7USC

1,903 posts

276 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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I put a set of 18's on my Griff when I had it. Fitted extended studs and a spacer kit @ the front and they fitted on A-ok!

Looked top!

apache

39,731 posts

299 months

Monday 2nd December 2002
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Graham said: yep cos thats what the chim's got...


one interesting thing the 2120's are flow formed what ever that means it apparently makes them stronger and lighter and they are quite a bit lighter then the griff 500 wheels i took off, and thats with tyres on...

(17's all round)

>> Edited by Graham on Monday 2nd December 19:02


lets see a piccy then Graham

hexhamhc

456 posts

298 months

Tuesday 3rd December 2002
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Hi Matthew, we have fitted two or three sets of Raceline 17" alloys to Griffs and Chimaera's now and I think we have some sets left as we bought up the remaining alloys from Raceline before they finished. What was Raceline are now simply distributors for Speedline wheels which we can obtain readily. Hope this helps, regards, Tony.

RichB

54,073 posts

299 months

Tuesday 3rd December 2002
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hexhamhc said: Hi Matthew, we have fitted two or three sets of Raceline 17" alloys to Griffs and Chimaera's now and I think we have some sets left as we bought up the remaining alloys from Raceline before they finished. What was Raceline are now simply distributors for Speedline wheels which we can obtain readily. Hope this helps, regards, Tony.

Tony, out of interest what rim width do you have these in? Rich...