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RKS

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Registered: 2nd Mar 04
Location: Gloucestershire UK
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19th Dec 05 at 15:15

where would I find deep dish euro rims?

something like these

Image from Wrighty's garage

Icy

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Registered: 31st Jan 01
Location: Edinburgh Drives: Mk3 Golf Gti
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19th Dec 05 at 15:17

http://www.styledynamix.co.uk
http://www.dubmeister.co.uk
http://www.tunershop.co.uk

RKS

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19th Dec 05 at 15:27

bugger lol, looking at £400 plus rubber.. for the kind of thing im after....

well i'm jsut considering at the moment

SteveW

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19th Dec 05 at 15:47

that car is sex

All Torque

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19th Dec 05 at 15:59

Smooth the rear bumper into the rear arches and its flawless!
btw i'm looking for wheels like that too. 13s

[Edited on 19-12-2005 by All Torque]

Dav

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19th Dec 05 at 16:01

Nice! Any more pics of that Corsa?

Corsa_Carl

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19th Dec 05 at 16:07

how the feck do u make those arches? or do u buy them ?

a_j_mair

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19th Dec 05 at 16:14

you can buy them, euro style arches. cant remember where it was that sold them tho, pretty sure they are the same/similar

Fad

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Registered: 1st Feb 01
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19th Dec 05 at 18:24

That looks sooo mint

Them arches look like cutom ones as the Euro ones you can get from most places look complete pelt compared to them ones

antscorsa

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19th Dec 05 at 18:27

nah looks better not all smoothed in.
loooks absolutely awesome that car love it.

VegasPhil

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19th Dec 05 at 18:31

Sweet one!

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Scott F

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19th Dec 05 at 18:51

front looks gash

[Edited on 19-12-2005 by Scott F]

A2H GO

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19th Dec 05 at 19:00

Front looks

Balling will tell you that it is one of his favourite Euro corsas, and yesh u can buy these exact arches, he will tell you wher from if he reads this post

Balling

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19th Dec 05 at 21:53

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh-Sport
Balling will tell you that it is one of his favourite Euro corsas

Did you just make that up!?

Euro look dosn't really do too much for me tbh as it is, in contradiction to what most of you guys seem to think, very ott! It IS all about smoothness, but it's also about huge spoilers and in-your-face paintjobs including lots of airbrushing! The british version of euro-style is much more subtle than the original German style! (which is fair as The United Kingdom IS in fact part of Europe!)

The arches on this Corsa are LSperformance archextensions that have been modified a bit.

You can order the arches from http://www.lsperformance.de and they WILL charge you an arm and a leg for them... 200£ for a complete set!
Please mail them at info@lsperformance.de if you have questions!

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19th Dec 05 at 22:59

The british style of 'euro style' is interperated from something that was going on in Germany in the 80's.

My interperatation of 'euro-style' is being built in my garage, its based on what I've seen from the shows like GTi international e.t.c.. It's a more modern take to the idea, but it still means low, smooth bodywork and fantastic workmanship of modifications...

Would love some rims like that in 18"

Icy

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19th Dec 05 at 23:02

am saving up for new dishes

split rim bolts r now gold tho

Swiftay

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19th Dec 05 at 23:06

quote:
Originally posted by Icy
am saving up for new dishes
split rim bolts r now gold tho

i think these would look nice on yours

RKS

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19th Dec 05 at 23:09

thanks balling

I will certainly look into it, alltho for that money I can probably modify std corsa ones

personally my deffintion of Euro style is Low, Smooth, Custom, and two tone paint work....

And yes with big kits, but smoother kits,

which is the look im going to be going for

in 2006 but without the two tone paint

Icy

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19th Dec 05 at 23:11

quote:
Originally posted by Swiftay

quote:
Originally posted by Icy
am saving up for new dishes
split rim bolts r now gold tho

i think these would look nice on yours

yeh ano but too much £££

price on my refurb i can get a new set of 17s

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