deep dish rs 4 spoke alloys question?? help!
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hello people im looking for a set of deep dish rs 4 spoke alloys & have found a set but they dont look 2 be as dished as others???????
heres a pic of the wheel im interested in.


& heres a pic of another set (look more dished 2 me?)

is it just my eyes or am i right?????????
do they do 2 differnt types/styles of the 7j rims???????
heres a pic of the wheel im interested in.


& heres a pic of another set (look more dished 2 me?)

is it just my eyes or am i right?????????
do they do 2 differnt types/styles of the 7j rims???????
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Originally Posted by WRCjames
Ive got a set of the 7j's for sale in the alloy wheel section £50.
have a set of polished 6j rims fitted atm
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are these the wheels you were on about?
7.5x13

i got mine from essex, seems to be the place where most old fords survive lol
the widest tyres you can fit on standard arches with these wheels are 205s
because of the offset the tyres sit right inline with standard arches so if you lower the car they rub like hell
with x-pack arches you can get away with pretty much anything up to a 240/50/13
7.5x13

i got mine from essex, seems to be the place where most old fords survive lol
the widest tyres you can fit on standard arches with these wheels are 205s
because of the offset the tyres sit right inline with standard arches so if you lower the car they rub like hell
with x-pack arches you can get away with pretty much anything up to a 240/50/13
midland wheels have started reproducing the 7 inch versions of these wheels,
the ones everyone wants are the 7.5 inch versions but nobody ctually wants to pay for them, it cost me a fortune to actually get these wheels on my car and i'll be very surprised if anyone finds a mint set with tyres and nuts for under a grand
the ones everyone wants are the 7.5 inch versions but nobody ctually wants to pay for them, it cost me a fortune to actually get these wheels on my car and i'll be very surprised if anyone finds a mint set with tyres and nuts for under a grand
Originally Posted by Char1ie
And here's a friend of a friend making a wider set of Ford rims. Very easy. Just chop and weld.





Charlie





Charlie
what sorta cash is required for something like this to be done....

Excellent, someone not afraid to trust their own work.
it amazes me that people get spooked about cutting and welding a wheel , yet carry out loads of other mods that are not factory fit.
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