Just got new rims on the Tuscan
Discussion
After recently having f
ked one of my rims driving into 3 inch deep pothole near Park Lane ( now fixed i believe ), i came to find out that what i thought was a slow puncture was in actuallity due to crack in rim.
Decided to do the sensible thing (lol) and get new set of 4 instead of staying with the original spyder alloys.
Let me know what you guys think, any feedback appreciated.
PS i now have 2 flawless spyder alloys (no damage at all), and one further stock spyderalloy with very minimal scratch from curb. If anyoen is interested or knows soemoen am willing to depart from them at a very reasonable rate.
Cheers.
PS New Sizes: Front 235/35/zr19, back 265/30/zr19. Purchased @ TVR Power
edit: forgot pic upload lol !
ked one of my rims driving into 3 inch deep pothole near Park Lane ( now fixed i believe ), i came to find out that what i thought was a slow puncture was in actuallity due to crack in rim. Decided to do the sensible thing (lol) and get new set of 4 instead of staying with the original spyder alloys.
Let me know what you guys think, any feedback appreciated.
PS i now have 2 flawless spyder alloys (no damage at all), and one further stock spyderalloy with very minimal scratch from curb. If anyoen is interested or knows soemoen am willing to depart from them at a very reasonable rate.
Cheers.
PS New Sizes: Front 235/35/zr19, back 265/30/zr19. Purchased @ TVR Power
edit: forgot pic upload lol !
Edited by Tuscain on Friday 16th April 17:33
Barry Ashcroft said:
Very nice I like them a lot.
Plus also interested in your old wheels if you email me where you are and what you want for them?
I take it they will fit my Tam?
Im pretty sure they should fit, just gonna call a mate and double check. You got 18's on the tamora right ? Plus also interested in your old wheels if you email me where you are and what you want for them?
I take it they will fit my Tam?
Will deffo be providing fair load of pics once its all wrapped up. Anyone here had experience with Carbonskin ? (website @ carbonskin.co.uk) .
Think preliminary quote was 1400 max, even though im dying to know how they will cover mk1 honeycombe like grill ?
Edit:
Anyone here got a window tint done on rear screen ? Was wondering for some time now how it holds up seeings its not actual glass, ie does the flexing in it cause any damage to tint ? Or taking screen out / in ??
Think preliminary quote was 1400 max, even though im dying to know how they will cover mk1 honeycombe like grill ?
Edit:
Anyone here got a window tint done on rear screen ? Was wondering for some time now how it holds up seeings its not actual glass, ie does the flexing in it cause any damage to tint ? Or taking screen out / in ??
Edited by Tuscain on Sunday 18th April 13:37
Tuscain said:
Edit:
Anyone here got a window tint done on rear screen ? Was wondering for some time now how it holds up seeings its not actual glass, ie does the flexing in it cause any damage to tint ? Or taking screen out / in ??
No need to tint the screen - you can buy them in various colours. I replaced my scratched original pale greenish screen with a new pale grey tinted one from TVR Power. When I asked they also had at least one very dark tinted screen in stock, around £110 plus VAT if I remember correctly.Anyone here got a window tint done on rear screen ? Was wondering for some time now how it holds up seeings its not actual glass, ie does the flexing in it cause any damage to tint ? Or taking screen out / in ??
Pete
Tuscain said:
Probably also worth noting that I mm planning on getting matte black carbon wrap in the next couple of weeks .... So would liek to think this is probably one of the better rim choices to match it ....
Yep got 18's already.Edited by Tuscain on Saturday 17th April 03:59
I have been experimenting with 3m Di-Noc on my Tam I've done my number plate surround and looking to do the diffuser & front lip.
I meet a guy today at the Cheddar meet who wrapped his VXR looked very good and it is his buisness I'll find his card and email you his details he is in Trowbridge so it's doable from London.
Tuscain said:
After recently having f
ked one of my rims driving into 3 inch deep pothole near Park Lane ( now fixed i believe ), i came to find out that what i thought was a slow puncture was in actuallity due to crack in rim.
Decided to do the sensible thing (lol) and get new set of 4 instead of staying with the original spyder alloys.
Let me know what you guys think, any feedback appreciated.
PS i now have 2 flawless spyder alloys (no damage at all), and one further stock spyderalloy with very minimal scratch from curb. If anyoen is interested or knows soemoen am willing to depart from them at a very reasonable rate.
Cheers.
PS New Sizes: Front 235/35/zr19, back 265/30/zr19. Purchased @ TVR Power
edit: forgot pic upload lol !
All you need are these bad boys fitting now
ked one of my rims driving into 3 inch deep pothole near Park Lane ( now fixed i believe ), i came to find out that what i thought was a slow puncture was in actuallity due to crack in rim. Decided to do the sensible thing (lol) and get new set of 4 instead of staying with the original spyder alloys.
Let me know what you guys think, any feedback appreciated.
PS i now have 2 flawless spyder alloys (no damage at all), and one further stock spyderalloy with very minimal scratch from curb. If anyoen is interested or knows soemoen am willing to depart from them at a very reasonable rate.
Cheers.
PS New Sizes: Front 235/35/zr19, back 265/30/zr19. Purchased @ TVR Power
edit: forgot pic upload lol !
Edited by Tuscain on Friday 16th April 17:33

Dom
Edited by Tvr Power on Monday 19th April 19:42
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