Early Taz wheels, and cheap

[badred]

Set here (I think )

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dl

[chassis 33]

Yup early 280i alloys. Already got a spare set, but thanks for the heads up!

Regards
Iain

[www.pxwheels.com]

badred said:

Set here (I think )

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dl

Yup I bought them, will be minting them up shortly ready for our exchange refurb service

[mikeb]

Perhaps you could post up a couple of before and after pics.......and offer us a discount when you display them at the BBWF..........

MikeyB
www.tvrwedgepages.co.uk

[gsx600]

Looks like a good wheel site, look foward to seeing some 16 5 spoke oz on there for swap

And the q for any 15 5 spoke could be quite long

[chassis 33]

Just one problem with the 14" wheels, they are nigh on impossible to find rubber for (I bought a set just cos they had decent boots on! I think (off the top of my head...not in the UK to check at present) Falken 512's are the only tyres in the right size, and even then I'm not sure they're fully speed rated. If anone knows otherwise I'd love to know.

Regards
Iain

[micha]

easy to find tyres and very cheep:

size is 205/60 R14

www.mytyres.co.uk/

officialy you should use V-rated tyres. those arent produced anymore, but in uk the mot doesnt care (here in germany it sometimes does!!!).

so take H-rated ones: prices start at 28,-pound!!!!!

[chassis 33]

The problem is the likes of "Nankang", "Hero" and "Maxxis" branded tyres don't exactly fill me with confidence in the same manner Bridgestone, Toyo, Goodyear or Dunlop do.

[www.pxwheels.com]

gsx600 said:

Looks like a good wheel site, look foward to seeing some 16 5 spoke oz on there for swap

And the q for any 15 5 spoke could be quite long

Can anyone help with some scruffy but straight wheels to start the exchange service off on this wheel design (standard witdths)