Mk 2 jag wire wheels
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Chrome or painted wires can be a bit of a maintenance problem now. Search for a set of 1 inch offset Borrani wires on jag knock on hubs. They look good and give you a choice of modern tyres . If you are still on RS5's it will feel like a different car, especially in the wet. Koni's all round set hard and you're ready to go. Do however check those front sub frame mounts and the steering coupling just below the master cylinder. If either are past their best the car will wander all over the place and produce a clonking noise after heavy braking. The mounts above the rear quarter elliptics can rust and fail so give these a good look .
duckwhistle said:
Chrome or painted wires can be a bit of a maintenance problem now. Search for a set of 1 inch offset Borrani wires on jag knock on hubs. They look good and give you a choice of modern tyres . If you are still on RS5's it will feel like a different car, especially in the wet. Koni's all round set hard and you're ready to go. Do however check those front sub frame mounts and the steering coupling just below the master cylinder. If either are past their best the car will wander all over the place and produce a clonking noise after heavy braking. The mounts above the rear quarter elliptics can rust and fail so give these a good look .
Speaking from experience - Borrani wires are a nightmare to keep clean and shiny, not to mention the cost. I'd go for painted wires - don't see much of a maintenance problem with them.Gassing Station | Classic Cars and Yesterday's Heroes | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


