perfect wheel fit
perfect wheel fit
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Chris500

Original Poster:

115 posts

252 months

Friday 21st April 2006
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After getting the set of new 17' in Feb. I never was satisfied with their fit. Sorted it out now without lowering the car. Maybe not everybodies taste:





Chris

llanelli-rob

533 posts

253 months

Friday 21st April 2006
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Chris,just had to pop outside and check mine cos yours look very similar but they are ever so slightly different!

So yep I like them(well I would)mine however are 17 rears and 16 fronts,nice though mate

bluebottle

3,498 posts

269 months

Friday 21st April 2006
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Due to the lack of tyre choice issues lately, i have just had to buy after market rims. I really struggled to find anything with a 7.5J fit, it seems most are only 7J which is no good on the rears if you want to keep them at 245's.
Just ordered Dynamics Diablo's - god i hope they look ok after all the hassle i've had finding anything to fit.

LastLawyer

135 posts

264 months

Friday 21st April 2006
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Looks absolutely fantastic, even if the fronts are also 17". What marque are they from ? They look a little bit like OZ´s.





davidn

1,028 posts

288 months

Friday 21st April 2006
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Ooh yes I like those, the bottom pic reminds me of an Aston which can't be bad. Just goes to show how strong the shape of the Griff is, no matter what wheels you fit it will always looks the muts nuts.
Nice one.

Chris500

Original Poster:

115 posts

252 months

Saturday 22nd April 2006
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LastLawyer said:
Looks absolutely fantastic, even if the fronts are also 17". What marque are they from ? They look a little bit like OZ´s.









wheels are from Germany: Alutec Zero 7 - www.alutec.de/

Size: 7,5 x17 - 4/108 - 35mm. I bought them in "Sterling-Silver" which is a bit darker/greyish. The other color option is a bright silver.

If s.o. wants these wheels and they shouldn't be avail. in England I can offer my support to ship them over. Wheels were surprisingly reasonable, about Euro 145,-- each (without tires) which is s.th. like BP 100,--. Chris



>> Edited by Chris500 on Saturday 22 April 19:12