Best looking wheels on Sapphire Cosworth???
04-03-2004, 01:08 PM
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Best looking wheels on Sapphire Cosworth???
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which wheels do you think are the best looking on the Sapphire Cosworth?? Perhaps you have pics?
Cheers,
Thomas Krath
which wheels do you think are the best looking on the Sapphire Cosworth?? Perhaps you have pics?
Cheers,
Thomas Krath
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05-03-2004, 10:02 AM
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defintely not the borbet a's in my sig - disgusting, but were on the car when i bought it.
am now buying RS 7 spokes like plater - look lovely and just 120 Euro each from ford main dealer
escos also look good, but i got 17" tyres already to use.
am now buying RS 7 spokes like plater - look lovely and just 120 Euro each from ford main dealer
escos also look good, but i got 17" tyres already to use.
10-03-2004, 08:48 PM
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tkrath:
The second picture down with the flame is awsome. Is it okay with you to copy and email to a mate (me and a mate swap pictures we find).
I'm thinking of getting a set of comp. mo's (17x8) in the greyish black colour, forgotten the name of the colour. They'd be going on a moonstone blue sapphire but not fully sure it they'll suit. Your thoughts (everyone)
The second picture down with the flame is awsome. Is it okay with you to copy and email to a mate (me and a mate swap pictures we find).
I'm thinking of getting a set of comp. mo's (17x8) in the greyish black colour, forgotten the name of the colour. They'd be going on a moonstone blue sapphire but not fully sure it they'll suit. Your thoughts (everyone)
07-04-2004, 09:07 AM
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rs 7 spokes 
mind you, you need a 5mm spacer to clear the 4 pot brake caliper, and if you want to go to bigger brakes in the future you will have problems (they were designed for single pot sliding calipers). same is true of escos wheels.
for good looks /big brake compatibility / trackday strength, go for compomotive mo's.
mind you, you need a 5mm spacer to clear the 4 pot brake caliper, and if you want to go to bigger brakes in the future you will have problems (they were designed for single pot sliding calipers). same is true of escos wheels.
for good looks /big brake compatibility / trackday strength, go for compomotive mo's.
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25-05-2004, 08:58 AM
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here a few of mine with diffrent alloys
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25-05-2004, 10:55 AM
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DOO - the middle alloys would look great on my 3 door!!
this is the gospel
Saph's look best with Escos OE wheels , or RS7's.
3 doors with OE wheels, or Compomotive MO's (16 or 17's in gold on a black or moonstone one - white or black on a white one)
Escos with OZ SuperT 18's or OE wheels
this is the gospel
Saph's look best with Escos OE wheels , or RS7's.
3 doors with OE wheels, or Compomotive MO's (16 or 17's in gold on a black or moonstone one - white or black on a white one)
Escos with OZ SuperT 18's or OE wheels
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