Pothole grief

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XLRONYX

244 posts

168 months

Sunday 5th April 2015
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M400DPC said:
I'm after as close to OEM look as is available so either OE 3R/M400 or Speedline seem to be the options. Are there any other alternative wheels to consider? Would like to order next week if pos...

Cheers all
I'm running Forgeline model ZX3R, which are similar to the M400 wheels I pulled off.



Jeff

AMG Merc

11,954 posts

254 months

Sunday 5th April 2015
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Jeff, nice wheels. Is the car sitting high?

XLRONYX

244 posts

168 months

Sunday 5th April 2015
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AMG Merc said:
Jeff, nice wheels. Is the car sitting high?
Thanks! When we corner weighted the car, the ride height was set per the US build manual, which is 5 inch chassis to ground in the front, 5 1/2 inch rear. The tire to wheel arch gap makes it look high to me.

Jeff

andrewr

409 posts

199 months

Sunday 5th April 2015
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Jeff,

How much do a set of those cost?


Blu3R

2,373 posts

200 months

Sunday 5th April 2015
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£3,600 a set

XLRONYX

244 posts

168 months

Monday 6th April 2015
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I bought mine used from a US nobber who told me they were in good shape. He was wrong. They looked like they had been shotgun targets. I spent many tens of hours wet sanding before getting them powder coated satin black.

Jeff

mrpbailey

975 posts

187 months

Monday 6th April 2015
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M400DPC said:
Just seen a thread suggesting these are being made again but will be in the region of £6k...

Id like to make a quick decision on wheels in time for Rockingham. My understanding is the contenders are:

OEM - 12.7kg front and 13.6kg rear - £? - availability?
Compotive - 11.4kg front and 11.4kg rear - £1k approx? Not mad keen on the design of these
Speedline - 10.6kg front and 11.9kg rear - £1k approx - did the group buy already happen?
Dymag - 7.0kg front and 7.8kg - £6k approx - too dear

I'm after as close to OEM look as is available so either OE 3R/M400 or Speedline seem to be the options. Are there any other alternative wheels to consider? Would like to order next week if pos...

Cheers all
I think most the wheels are made to order, think its about a 6 week wait normally, for the speedlines anyway

Adrian W

13,876 posts

229 months

Monday 6th April 2015
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I used Trafficstar RTS wheels, they are three piece split rims so expensive, at the time they were the only option, people have asked OZ several times to supply the Ultralaggera in Noble size, unfortunately they refuse to make a wheel that big in four stud fixing.

TuxMan

9,010 posts

239 months

Monday 6th April 2015
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There is a guy on the Facebook page who has had some very nice wheels built and he can supply new sets !!
Search Noble wheels .

andygtt

8,345 posts

265 months

Tuesday 7th April 2015
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TuxMan said:
There is a guy on the Facebook page who has had some very nice wheels built and he can supply new sets !!
Search Noble wheels .
There is an advert in the classifieds on here for these wheels... they look great smile

F.C.

3,897 posts

209 months

Friday 10th April 2015
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Braid wheels.
Some tasty designs and are race proven as well as road.

F.C.

3,897 posts

209 months

Sunday 12th April 2015
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andygtt said:
There is an advert in the classifieds on here for these wheels... they look great smile
Those look uncannily like Braid wheels to me

Chapppers

4,483 posts

192 months

Sunday 12th April 2015
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F.C. said:
andygtt said:
There is an advert in the classifieds on here for these wheels... they look great smile
Those look uncannily like Braid wheels to me
Yeah they clearly are. Weird that he's not acknowledged that anywhere though, he's even gone as far as blanking out the BRAID logo in the gold wheel CAD pic in the ad.