Re: Reparing alloys?

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"Bigus" <someone (AT) somewhere (DOT) com> wrote

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"Bigus" <someone (AT) somewhere (DOT) com> wrote in message
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Hmmm.. v.tempted by these:

http://affilate.potn.com/popup_image.php/pID/1001511

With Avon ZZ3 tyres - £745 incl VAT & delivery.
About £865 with Goodyear F1's.

They're very nice !
You seem to be loaded

Well, no.. just got a bit of extra earnings coming in... thing is - I
was
gonna shell out ~£440 for a set of Goodyear F1's anyway.. if I sold my
existing alloys + 2 good tyres for say £200, then to get the new alloys
plus
new tyres I'd only need to spend an extra £100-200 depending on the
tyres
I
choose. So, it kinda makes sense.

and you're doing this for looks, so you oughtta
consider 18" rims I rekon - they suit the TI nicely.

Damn.. now you're causing me to have to tihnk even harder.. and my head
hurts as it is

Wont 18"'s slow the car down more than 17" due to extra weight of the
wheels
or something?

Ahhh, and also looks like the width of the tyre would be increasing to
225..
and the cost of each tyre goes up by £20-25..

Bigus

They ARE very nice alloys, but "I" was thinking, if your gonna be spending
that much on alloys, why not get something more original. Now I know those
specific alloys aren't common, but that design isn't exactly out of the
ordinary.

Just my 2p.

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Re: Reparing alloys? - 07-02-2003 , 04:08 PM