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!.The recommended tyre package by most owners is the SP12.You could also look at wheels from ACT.
The Spiders are very prone to buckling which is what had happened to mine. I changed to the SP12s just over a year ago and according to Matt of SP (and I know, of course, he is promoting them) they are 25% lighter than spiders and are a much stronger wheel. Looks wise they are very motorsport/ competition rather than street. I like them but beauty is in the eye of the beholder as the saying goes. That's my two penneth and I'm sorry I can't help you with the techie bit. Good luck with your search.
cerberatony said:
does any one know the offset for cerbera
There are a few threads about those settings on here if you search around. I seem to remember the front offset is around 35mm and the rear about 42mm (depending on rim width, I'd imagine), but that is from my notoriously flakey memory, so don't quote me on that!www.asa-wheels.de
I've got the AR1 (see my profile). A 9J offset 35mm on the rears ans a 8J offset 35mm for the fronts.
Just an idea. It's a matter of taste.
I've got the AR1 (see my profile). A 9J offset 35mm on the rears ans a 8J offset 35mm for the fronts.
Just an idea. It's a matter of taste.
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