Non OEM alloys
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divetheworld

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2,565 posts

165 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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So has anyone on here fitted alloys from aftermarket supply?
Any pics?

goorwich

6,438 posts

172 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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You are a brave man to ask this .smile

KarlFranz

2,008 posts

300 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Newb or forum rookie perhaps?

Little Donkey

1,544 posts

171 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Oh no 'ere we go again!

Jockman

18,414 posts

190 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Just bought a bag of popcorn, case of desperados and am just settling down on the settee.

Ready when you are smile

Slarti

1,828 posts

184 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Yes. I'm running a set of Kahn alloys on my V12V. It was the only thing standing between the lacklustre sports coupe that I purchased with the original wheels and the lean, mean driving machine that it is today. Frankly the original Aston alloys lack any aesthetic appeal and are a rip off to boot.

Wobbly

563 posts

203 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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There you go aftermarket wheels !!!


Little Donkey

1,544 posts

171 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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That's bordering vandalism!

Jockman

18,414 posts

190 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Slarti said:
Yes. I'm running a set of Kahn alloys on my V12V. It was the only thing standing between the lacklustre sports coupe that I purchased with the original wheels and the lean, mean driving machine that it is today. Frankly the original Aston alloys lack any aesthetic appeal and are a rip off to boot.
+1

And I've put carbon in places you just wouldn't imagine yes

goorwich

6,438 posts

172 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Slarti said:
Yes. I'm running a set of Kahn alloys on my V12V. It was the only thing standing between the lacklustre sports coupe that I purchased with the original wheels and the lean, mean driving machine that it is today. Frankly the original Aston alloys lack any aesthetic appeal and are a rip off to boot.
What,what ....KHAN, BLACK .
Sorry can't take much more of this, will have to have a sedative and lay down. biglaugh

shunt

1,078 posts

255 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Only 2 gins & no vino tinto, I think standard AM is best unless you are a chav with little to no taste.

After the event I canvassed a few mates & they unanimously agreed.

Would still like some nice 20" tho. Standard sit too far inside the arches for me.

mikey k

13,074 posts

246 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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whistle

e600

1,522 posts

182 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Bought a set of Kahn's for the Vanquish and decided in an hour they weren't as good as original so took them back off and sold 'em. In the case of AM original is best I think.smile

Bravo73

1,858 posts

204 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Burn 'im. furious

nutssilly

tarks63

326 posts

248 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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I can see my car being brought up in this conversation.

It is at the Aston garage being pampered,played with,bits replaced and things changed.

Once I get it back,which is hopefully tomorrow,I will post before and after pictures so you can make your own mind up concerning 20 inch OEM alloys and aftermarket options.

Stonic

175 posts

178 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Nice wheels. I'd like some with red pin stripes to match my stitching.

KarlFranz

2,008 posts

300 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Jockman said:
And I've put carbon in places you just wouldn't imagine yes
Literally LOL'd at that one. rofl

divetheworld

Original Poster:

2,565 posts

165 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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I notice that there isn't much diversity. Kahn or OEM.
Is that because of the unusual offset or those were the ones you wanted?

Stonic

175 posts

178 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Not sure why offset is seen as an issue. Can always take what a manufacturer has plus a spacer (and different type of spacer depending on width) to make up difference. Have been running a 993 with 20mm spacers on rear for 14 years and no problems. Could get some really nice lightweight OZ wheels on that basis. But I Le my AM sport pack one best

KarlFranz

2,008 posts

300 months

Friday 12th April 2013
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divetheworld said:
I notice that there isn't much diversity. Kahn or OEM.
Is that because of the unusual offset or those were the ones you wanted?
You obviously haven't visited the 6speed forums if you think there's no diversity. smile