New 17" Compomotive wheel...Being cast tomorrow :-)
29-01-2008, 08:53 AM
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New 17" Compomotive wheel...Being cast tomorrow :-)
8x17 ... Available in various offsets but this a probably most suited to Sierra Cosworth and fwd models at £810 for a set of four in any available colour inc vat & delivery. I have 60 on order so place your order now to avoid disappointment!!
29-01-2008, 08:55 AM
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Nice, are they 17's/18's????
Are they a copy of the Mags used on the rally cars??
I don;t have a sierra but i'm sure everyone will ask
29-01-2008, 08:57 AM
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Sorry forgot to mention the small point that they are 17" !!!
29-01-2008, 09:01 AM
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Martin what sort of width are these available in
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luke you HAVE to get a set!
29-01-2008, 09:05 AM
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What widths?! Cool as fuck, esp if can get em in a decent width.
Edit, just noticed only 8x17!
Id love a set in 9 or 10 x 17
29-01-2008, 09:05 AM
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I love the look of these ryan, but my tiny arches have the final say so
29-01-2008, 09:06 AM
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Martin what sort of width are these available in
Only 8" at the moment..
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aboslutely amazing wheels, if i didnt have my centrelcoks i would have a set garaunteed!!!
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Dont be a fanny get the arch roller out.
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With 215 tyres arch mods might not be required.
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With 215 tyres arch mods might not be required.
I thought you wouldnt recommend me the 888 in 215 fitment on 7.5x17 let alone an 8x17 because they would scrub?
Is anyone good with Photoshop to see how they look on a saff?
29-01-2008, 09:39 AM
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Im going to pray to Jebus that they make one in a 9 or 10 sometime.
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Dont be a fanny get the arch roller out.
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With 215 tyres arch mods might not be required.
I thought you wouldnt recommend me the 888 in 215 fitment on 7.5x17 let alone an 8x17 because they would scrub?
Is anyone good with Photoshop to see how they look on a saff?
The 17" 215 888 tyre is 45 profile, hence my recommendation!!! On a 7.5" rim use a 205/40x17 888 with no problemo.. Toyo do say that the 205/40 will fit rim sizes 7-8" so they could be used on the new rim too..
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is there no way that you can get a dose of these in 7'' or 7.5 martin?
if so im pretty sure the s1 owners phone calls will be flooding in
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is there no way that you can get a dose of these in 7'' or 7.5 martin?
Maybe in the future but I would need a shed load of orders as a new mould would need making.
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With 215 tyres arch mods might not be required.
I thought you wouldnt recommend me the 888 in 215 fitment on 7.5x17 let alone an 8x17 because they would scrub?
Is anyone good with Photoshop to see how they look on a saff?
I'm running 8x17 with 215's on my saff, never had an issue.
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With 215 tyres arch mods might not be required.
I thought you wouldnt recommend me the 888 in 215 fitment on 7.5x17 let alone an 8x17 because they would scrub?
Is anyone good with Photoshop to see how they look on a saff?
The 17" 215 888 tyre is 45 profile, hence my recommendation!!! On a 7.5" rim use a 205/40x17 888 with no problemo..
Im lost but that isnt difficult.
215/45 will scrub but that would be the size of tyre i would use on an 8x17 yes?
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With 215 tyres arch mods might not be required.
I thought you wouldnt recommend me the 888 in 215 fitment on 7.5x17 let alone an 8x17 because they would scrub?
Is anyone good with Photoshop to see how they look on a saff?
The 17" 215 888 tyre is 45 profile, hence my recommendation!!! On a 7.5" rim use a 205/40x17 888 with no problemo..
Im lost but that isnt difficult.
215/45 will scrub but that would be the size of tyre i would use on an 8x17 yes?
NO!! Use 215/40 and no scrubbing
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Hmmmm would they fit a fiesta st?
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Re: New 17" Compomotive wheel... Sierra owners look her
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8x17 ... Available in various offsets but this a probably most suited to Sierra Cosworth and fwd models at £810 for a set of four in any available colour inc vat & delivery. I have 60 on order so place your order now to avoid disappointment!!
What about in orange?
(seriously)
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With 215 tyres arch mods might not be required.
I thought you wouldnt recommend me the 888 in 215 fitment on 7.5x17 let alone an 8x17 because they would scrub?
Is anyone good with Photoshop to see how they look on a saff?
The 17" 215 888 tyre is 45 profile, hence my recommendation!!! On a 7.5" rim use a 205/40x17 888 with no problemo..
Im lost but that isnt difficult.
215/45 will scrub but that would be the size of tyre i would use on an 8x17 yes?
NO!! Use 215/40 and no scrubbing
Awesome
and that size of tyre is available in the toyo 888 range ya?
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is there no way that you can get a dose of these in 7'' or 7.5 martin?
Maybe in the future but I would need a shed load of orders as a new mould would need making.
how many? i'll go get a petition done
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Ohh tempting, forget a petition for ghey 7" sizes..............we want them in a 9x17 as well
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What offsets are available?
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Oh and 9" would come in handy ...
29-01-2008, 10:01 AM
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These wheels are available in 8" NOT 7",7.5",9" etc ....
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29-01-2008, 10:06 AM
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29-01-2008, 10:09 AM
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Rich,
You would have to use the 205/40x17 R888, which Toyo say can go on a 7" to 8" rim
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You would have to use the 205/40x17 R888, which Toyo say can go on a 7" to 8" rim
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As Rainbow says.. 205/40 if 888 or 215/40 in normal road tyres.
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You would have to use the 205/40x17 R888, which Toyo say can go on a 7" to 8" rim
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As Rainbow says.. 205/40 if 888 or 215/40 in normal road tyres.
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Martin. ignore my PM in that case mate
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very nice, i like how they have deleted the lip that was on the original TH's
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They would suit my escort, shame there so wide
29-01-2008, 08:53 AM
New 17" Compomotive wheel...Being cast tomorrow :-)
Id love a set in 9 or 10 x 17 
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