Wheel Centre Holes

I bet that cost him

what's wrong...... too blingy for ya

you can have em without the logo

you can have em without the logo

Yes, thats what I sold him, thats not the wheel you posted though (Prorace 1.2)



The ones without the logo (Prorace 1) now don't come wide enough/low enough offset at the rear without bolt on hub adaptors..

Also, the ones above come in a satin tuner black, wheres the ones with the embossed rims are in a real high gloss black which doesnt look quite as nice..

you can have em without the logo

Yes, thats what I sold him, thats not the wheel you posted though (Prorace 1.2)



The ones without the logo (Prorace 1) now don't come wide enough/low enough offset at the rear without bolt on hub adaptors..

Also, the ones above come in a satin tuner black, wheres the ones with the embossed rims are in a real high gloss black which doesnt look quite as nice..

Shaddi finally tracks the culprit down to a field in Kent

depends who you know at the factory.......i suppose

i can have pro race 1.2 in a different colour and without the logo.

you would have to have them in "Tuner black" wouldn't you eh

depends who you know at the factory.......i suppose

i can have pro race 1.2 in a different colour and without the logo.

you would have to have them in "Tuner black" wouldn't you eh

I didn't think you rated Rimstock

depends who you know at the factory.......i suppose

i can have pro race 1.2 in a different colour and without the logo.

you would have to have them in "Tuner black" wouldn't you eh

Well, I've only dealt with them for 10 years eh...

How do you get rid of the logo, body filler, or angle grinder...

depends who you know at the factory.......i suppose

i can have pro race 1.2 in a different colour and without the logo.

you would have to have them in "Tuner black" wouldn't you eh

Well, I've only dealt with them for 10 years eh...

How do you get rid of the logo, body filler, or angle grinder...

none of those cowboy methods you would use ...... spin em on a lathe

depends who you know at the factory.......i suppose

i can have pro race 1.2 in a different colour and without the logo.

you would have to have them in "Tuner black" wouldn't you eh

Well, I've only dealt with them for 10 years eh...

How do you get rid of the logo, body filler, or angle grinder...

none of those cowboy methods you would use ...... spin em on a lathe

You can't spin cowboys on a lathe The horses fly off

depends who you know at the factory.......i suppose

i can have pro race 1.2 in a different colour and without the logo.

you would have to have them in "Tuner black" wouldn't you eh

Well, I've only dealt with them for 10 years eh...

How do you get rid of the logo, body filler, or angle grinder...

none of those cowboy methods you would use ...... spin em on a lathe

You can't spin cowboys on a lathe The horses fly off

damn

will have to use the grinder then

I'm thinking of putting on some locally made wheels any diameter , width or offset I require .Maybe David can tell me wheather its only the inner fiberglass layer of the inner guard that needs modification to fit 18" front tyres.
Maybe 17" would be better.


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Wheels like this.

Simmons OM 18"

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Simmons OM 18"

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I'm thinking of putting on some locally made wheels any diameter , width or offset I require .Maybe David can tell me wheather its only the inner fiberglass layer of the inner guard that needs modification to fit 18" front tyres.
Maybe 17" would be better.


http://magwheelcentre.com.au/index.php? ... et=smm_omp[/u][/url]

Wheels like this.

Yes, the inner arch on the bulkhead side and next to the shock needs machining away to fit the 18's. It may be easier if you run a narrower 7.5, as Im running 8.5" x 18" fronts, but I had to the the offset spot on to get no rubbing, but it is very close.

Even tyre choice is critical. You need a 215-35-18 but it needs to be a tyres with a rounded sidewall, nothing too square. You also need to lower the car and have good damping/spring rate!

Simmons OM 18"

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If thats the wheel, you'll find on the front with the offset required to fit you won't get any of that deep dish rim affect. It will be almost flush.

Nice wheels though, they look like the ones on the 'visitor's cars' section, America, second one down...

Where can they be found then?



In fact as a general point, how good does that GTA look?