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AlunJ	posted on 3rd Apr 09 at 08:09
	look quite tidy them mate, not normally the sort of thing i'd go for but I like them! :)
supremefaulk	posted on 2nd Apr 09 at 12:32
	Yeah, thanks all!! Im more than happy with them!!! Imagine I will be refurbing them at some point soon as theres a few scuffs and things! Gonna practice on my old wheels first though! Once again, thanks for the help with the tyres!
gez bay	posted on 2nd Apr 09 at 08:07
	looks good
tom_simes	posted on 1st Apr 09 at 23:30
	As said in the text Kris, I imagined it would look much better.... and it does :cool:
swill_omnibus	posted on 1st Apr 09 at 22:25
	Always worth it, and better MPG :thumbs:
supremefaulk	posted on 1st Apr 09 at 22:22
	I invested in some part worn 195/45/16s this morning, and who did I meet? Nathans bro!! lol, you two look quite similar! But took a quick pick with the new tyres on when I was leaving work: I think it looks a lot better! So thanks for the tip guys! Needs lowering even more now! lol Also got everything balanced and tracked at the same time Steve! :thumbs: Better safe than sorry!
swill_omnibus	posted on 1st Apr 09 at 16:31
	Hmmm i may invest in 195/40/16 before attempting an arch roll session see if it helps
chunky_nb	posted on 1st Apr 09 at 16:11
	5mm lol nah 40 is nt much diff just smaller obviously, with a slight stretch, looks the danglies and less scrubbage
swill_omnibus	posted on 1st Apr 09 at 11:06
	Whats the difference between the 40 and 45?? Also get the tracking & balancing done ASAP as that's the mistake i made once, not fun changing a 16" wheel for a 13" spare realising they won't fit on the 2.0 discs in the rain, not fun at all, that is all :\| :lol:
chunky_nb	posted on 1st Apr 09 at 09:53
	lol, 195/40/16 :P how much u pay for them after kris?
gez bay	posted on 1st Apr 09 at 08:28
	195/45-16 for this countries roads
supremefaulk	posted on 31st Mar 09 at 23:39
	Correct! lol What sort of tyres should I be looking at? As these should be all worn out in a month or two!
tom_simes	posted on 31st Mar 09 at 23:34
	Are they 205/50's then? That'll be why they look huge :lol:
supremefaulk	posted on 31st Mar 09 at 23:20
	Your right, they do look huge! lol, but they will do for a while! They are 16" Still not 100% sure on them myself yet, but think its a definate improvement from the gsi wheels that were on there! I will nip it over to a tyre place in the morning then, see what they can do! They are et45 if I remember correctly! tyres are 205 mind! Is that wheel specific? Or can I get 195s put on somehow?
tom_simes	posted on 31st Mar 09 at 23:12
	What size are they Kris? I think they look a bit big to be honest, but it may be the tyres? As for the wobbling, yea that'll probably be balancing. The extra feedback will probably be wider wheels - what offset are they?
supremefaulk	posted on 31st Mar 09 at 22:58
	Haha, after buying them on here at the start of January, problems with DHL losing 2 of the wheels and not seeming to care, then a rounded locking wheel nut key, my wheels are finally on!!! Car needs lowering now though!! But having extra feedback through the steering wheel for some reason, seems to wobble a bit at 50+ mph, would this be a balancing and tracking job? No buckled alloys as far as I can see! What you rekon?