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Andrew

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3rd Nov 04 at 21:31

There different on all the wheels and have numbers on

It's my first set of alloys so don't

Just in case you are wondering what the fuck is in the background then it's the kitchen

Sam 1.6sport

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3rd Nov 04 at 21:33

u wanna take them off mate. could be dangerous lol

Nismo

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3rd Nov 04 at 21:33

they are weights for balance and alignment.

Andrew

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3rd Nov 04 at 21:35

Thanks Nismo

So when i get new tyres put on they should replace these too

Marc

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3rd Nov 04 at 21:37

They should already be set up

Mistamist

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3rd Nov 04 at 21:39

should have asked them to use the stick on weights just on the inside of the spokes, cos they damage the front of the alloy.

Corsa^Dan

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3rd Nov 04 at 21:45

indeed i throght on alloys they put thm on the other side other wise it looks gay :/

Andrew

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3rd Nov 04 at 21:48

I bet shitron done it

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3rd Nov 04 at 22:08

Not on stock wheels. On aftermarket wheels they use stick on weights that can be fitted behind the spokes, but car makers don't tend to do it with thier wheels.

Joff

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3rd Nov 04 at 22:12

Stick on weights can be unreliable.

leeshez

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3rd Nov 04 at 22:19

Stick on weights. Mine are the old fashoned way

Ian

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3rd Nov 04 at 22:20

The number is the weight, in grams. Cunning.

CRB 553

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3rd Nov 04 at 22:20

quote:
Originally posted by Peugeot Nut
Thanks Nismo

So when i get new tyres put on they should replace these too

no u cant replace them. When ur tyres are put on the wheel will have to be rebalanced.

AdiSRI

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3rd Nov 04 at 22:21

quote:
Originally posted by Joff
Stick on weights can be unreliable.

very true i knocked one off the other day....

cant tell any adverse effects mind.

Red_SXi

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3rd Nov 04 at 22:31

Your kitchen reminds me of del boys flat

Welsh Dan

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4th Nov 04 at 01:13

quote:
Originally posted by AdiSRI

quote:
Originally posted by Joff
Stick on weights can be unreliable.

very true i knocked one off the other day....

cant tell any adverse effects mind.

No, knocking one off is a perfectly normal thing to do and shouldn't cause any side effects (maybe hairy palms and blindness if you do it too much)

CorsAsh

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4th Nov 04 at 01:15

that might be less amusing to a non drunken person

Hammer

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4th Nov 04 at 01:29

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh

that might be less amusing to a non drunken person

Nope its still as funny

AdiSRI

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4th Nov 04 at 08:52

bastards

PaulW

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4th Nov 04 at 09:00

my GSi has the weights on the outside of the alloys

really need to get them refurbed & re balanced with weights on the inside!

mike_1.2LS96

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4th Nov 04 at 09:07

quote:
Originally posted by PaulW
my GSi has the weights on the outside of the alloys really need to get them refurbed & re balanced with weights on the inside!

Don't think they'll do that, even on the other side they have them on the rim. I had gsi rims before i sold my corsa.

markBezzy

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4th Nov 04 at 09:34

quote:
Originally posted by Red_Sxi
Your kitchen reminds me of del boys flat

thats because he is

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