speedline turini 17" very good tyres
25-01-2006, 10:10 PM
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speedline turini 17" very good tyres
speedline turini 17" wheels with very good 205 40 17's no major marks to worry about,just some very light scuffing to the edges ( no dents buckles etc ) offset is et35 these wheels would cost you over £900 new !
http://www.alloy-wheels-shop.co.uk/p...cts_id=1018302
Please note these are now only available with 205 tyres!!!!
£450
http://www.alloy-wheels-shop.co.uk/p...cts_id=1018302
Please note these are now only available with 205 tyres!!!!
£450
26-01-2006, 12:54 AM
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you forgot to add........
Speedline use a state-of-the-art wheel forming process called Flowforming. In a combination of pressure casting and high velocity spinning all defects normally found in aluminium wheels are removed, making Speedline wheels stronger and lighter by design than nearly all other alloy wheels. Trusted by motorsport teams worldwide, Speedline offer total confidence for drivers driven by performance.
And i can vouch for that as i was in my mates scooby when we hit a kerb at 60mph with turinis on, not a spot of damage!
Speedline use a state-of-the-art wheel forming process called Flowforming. In a combination of pressure casting and high velocity spinning all defects normally found in aluminium wheels are removed, making Speedline wheels stronger and lighter by design than nearly all other alloy wheels. Trusted by motorsport teams worldwide, Speedline offer total confidence for drivers driven by performance.
And i can vouch for that as i was in my mates scooby when we hit a kerb at 60mph with turinis on, not a spot of damage!
26-01-2006, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr.Manchester
you forgot to add........
Speedline use a state-of-the-art wheel forming process called Flowforming. In a combination of pressure casting and high velocity spinning all defects normally found in aluminium wheels are removed, making Speedline wheels stronger and lighter by design than nearly all other alloy wheels. Trusted by motorsport teams worldwide, Speedline offer total confidence for drivers driven by performance.
And i can vouch for that as i was in my mates scooby when we hit a kerb at 60mph with turinis on, not a spot of damage!
Speedline use a state-of-the-art wheel forming process called Flowforming. In a combination of pressure casting and high velocity spinning all defects normally found in aluminium wheels are removed, making Speedline wheels stronger and lighter by design than nearly all other alloy wheels. Trusted by motorsport teams worldwide, Speedline offer total confidence for drivers driven by performance.
And i can vouch for that as i was in my mates scooby when we hit a kerb at 60mph with turinis on, not a spot of damage!
yeah they have flowforming written on the outside edge, they are an expensive wheel actually which is probably why they aren't very common
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let me know what you got, i'd like some escos wheels but i'll consider almost anything
26-01-2006, 03:41 PM
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Set of these with 205/40/17 uniroyal only 4 weeks old all wheels are mint except 1 has a small curb mark but as the lip is diamond cut it can re cut for about £20 lol but can hardly notice it lol
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26-01-2006, 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Little Joe
Ummmmmmmmmm
what's up buddy, you have comps don't you?? sure we could come to an arrangement
27-01-2006, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by bud-weis
Originally Posted by Little Joe
Ummmmmmmmmm
what's up buddy, you have comps don't you?? sure we could come to an arrangement
Will you be bringing the car to the next meet on Sunday??
27-01-2006, 05:31 PM
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nah mate, the engine's at Karl's 
so unless i go all flintstones then it's staying on me drive
not sure if i'll be there yet? are you interested in the wheels
they do look good on S2's
so unless i go all flintstones then it's staying on me drive not sure if i'll be there yet? are you interested in the wheels
they do look good on S2's
27-01-2006, 05:44 PM
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Well i am 50/50. I lad near me has a Black S2 with white wheels on and its pi**ing me off people saying i saw you drivin like a t**t the other day when i havent been out in mine for weeks. 
28-01-2006, 09:46 AM
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i found these pics of them on a S2
https://passionford.com/forum/viewto...697&highlight=
oh and they are et35
https://passionford.com/forum/viewto...697&highlight=
oh and they are et35
28-01-2006, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Little Joe
Sounds an Idea but i dont think they will fit, the MO's are 205 40 17 and 7j by 17 inch et38. 
28-01-2006, 03:58 PM
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ok, so tight that they'll rub the arches you mean?? i'd be surprised at that on a focus tbh, but i presume it's modded??
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28-01-2006, 07:42 PM
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unfortunately it can depend from each make of alloy, i had a mate with 18's lowered on a focus with no rubbing, and of course the ST170 has 17's as standard, so i can't see that extra 3mm being that critical. you're more than welcome to try them but obviously depends where you are as to how easy it is for you
31-01-2006, 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by toooldskool
Hi Mate , What brand are the tyres?
)the rear has Yoko Parada spec2
09-02-2006, 09:06 PM
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sorry buddy, think i only have them available with the 205 tyres now, if you wanna do a deal with them then i'll have a think.
hocks usually sell easily anyway
hocks usually sell easily anyway
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