What are these wheels called?
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The Griff wheels are just so difficult to replace. Mine need a refurb, but I'm umming and erring about just replacing them. My biggest worry is that going for a larger diameter is going to make the car look like it's on stilts. The ones in your pic do look nice although I wonder if they may be a little too sharp for the Griff. But hey, what do I know.
Thanks for the replies gents - Much appreciated
It would be a lot of hassle getting the hubs converted to 5 stud and if they are no longer available then that solves that decision!
Personally I am not keen on the Spiders fitted on the Griff. Cerb LW - Yes, but not the Griff. The Sag most certainly looks epic with those wheels in the pic.
It would be a lot of hassle getting the hubs converted to 5 stud and if they are no longer available then that solves that decision!
SonicHedgeHog said:
The ones in your pic do look nice although I wonder if they may be a little too sharp for the Griff. But hey, what do I know.
I do agree with you, some of the more modern aftermarket wheels do look a little out of place on a Griff IMO. I thought that as the ones on the Sag were 'TVR' wheels they may pass. Personally I am not keen on the Spiders fitted on the Griff. Cerb LW - Yes, but not the Griff. The Sag most certainly looks epic with those wheels in the pic.
MPoxon said:
Personally I am not keen on the Spiders fitted on the Griff. Cerb LW - Yes, but not the Griff. The Sag most certainly looks epic with those wheels in the pic.
Agree with that. The RL7s look smart, but I seem to be developing a bit of a thing for the SP12s, or rather those thingamejig 1.2s which are identical but miles cheaper. The trick seems to be to find a wheel that's neither too sharp nor too curvy that also has lots of spokes like the SP12s or big chunky spokes like the RL7s. Wheels with big gaps between the spokes just don't seem to work. In fact it is about as difficult to explain as it is to find the right wheel.
Yeah I know what you mean it is a very difficult decision and difficult to quantify. The SP12 do suit the car very well and I would consider them.
I really like the compomotive MO6 wheels. I know Clive F has a gold set which looks good on his car but I think the ones fitted on the car in the link below woud suit my car better.
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n272/rbrookbank...
I really like the compomotive MO6 wheels. I know Clive F has a gold set which looks good on his car but I think the ones fitted on the car in the link below woud suit my car better.
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n272/rbrookbank...
LOL - It would seem like we are both potentially after the same kind of design.
Now those are not a bad shout at all. They look good on that Cerb. I wonder what they would look like on a Griff. Do you know what they are and if they do them in 4 stud?
I wonder how long the Sag owners will tollerate us talking about Griffith wheels on thier forum
Now those are not a bad shout at all. They look good on that Cerb. I wonder what they would look like on a Griff. Do you know what they are and if they do them in 4 stud?
I wonder how long the Sag owners will tollerate us talking about Griffith wheels on thier forum
MPoxon said:
LOL - It would seem like we are both potentially after the same kind of design.
Now those are not a bad shout at all. They look good on that Cerb. I wonder what they would look like on a Griff. Do you know what they are and if they do them in 4 stud?
I wonder how long the Sag owners will tollerate us talking about Griffith wheels on thier forum
I think you're right. Gorup buy anoyone Now those are not a bad shout at all. They look good on that Cerb. I wonder what they would look like on a Griff. Do you know what they are and if they do them in 4 stud?
I wonder how long the Sag owners will tollerate us talking about Griffith wheels on thier forum
.4 stud may be possible. Linky for you.
http://www.actproducts.co.uk/tvr-wheels.php
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