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15th Dec 06 at 20:51

Look the bollocks

Matt H

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15th Dec 06 at 20:52

I prefer the older ones still

Robin

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15th Dec 06 at 20:52

very nice. similar to the bbs ones on golf 30AEs

boyracer2002

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15th Dec 06 at 20:52

quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
I prefer the older ones still

i thought it would be on a ford

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15th Dec 06 at 20:52

yep, just cheaper id imagine

Marc

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15th Dec 06 at 20:53

Yep, look like 22B ones.

mwg

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15th Dec 06 at 21:07

Look nice.

But not on that car

Colin

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15th Dec 06 at 21:07

Shiiiiiiiit I like those!! Erm any idea what sizes & offsets are available??

craigpcg

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15th Dec 06 at 21:10

looks like venoms haha

deanmcreynolds26

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17th Dec 06 at 13:46

look liike tsw hockenheims!

Paul H

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17th Dec 06 at 14:13

there BBS CH rippoffs

Steve

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17th Dec 06 at 14:15

if you want wheels like that go and buy BBS if you want comeptition lightweight spoke rims buy compmotives, they shouldnt have made these imo

Robin

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17th Dec 06 at 14:16

they made them for people who want BBS CH style wheels, but which are light...

Colin

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17th Dec 06 at 14:18

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
they made them for people who want BBS CH style wheels, but which are light...

& hopefilly half the price aswell.....great success

Steve

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17th Dec 06 at 14:21

how light are they? are they comparable to the mo's?

c20let

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17th Dec 06 at 14:26

what's the name of them?

Robin

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17th Dec 06 at 14:29

Steve, I would have thought so, or Reyland wouldn't be using them on their cars.

c20let, they're called CXTs

Paul H

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17th Dec 06 at 14:30

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
they made them for people who want BBS CH style wheels, but which are light...

if there anything like the weight of mo's then BBS rims are lighter

Compomotive MO Cast 18x8 26.4
BBS CH Cast 18x8 24.0

SportBoy

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17th Dec 06 at 15:49

its not so much that compo wheels are lighter .there normally quite alot stonger than most other alloy wheels and have big clearance for big brakes ,alot of them are designed so if a car gets a puncture in a competition like a rally they can drive to the pit on the rim , most alloys will fall apart if you drive them on the rims

Robin

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17th Dec 06 at 15:53

yes, you physically cannot bend one, they just shatter

Rob H

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17th Dec 06 at 16:21

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
yes, you physically cannot bend one, they just shatter

Personally that's not a favourable condition to have

[Edited on 17-12-2006 by Rob H]

mattcape

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17th Dec 06 at 16:47

quote:
Originally posted by Rob H

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
yes, you physically cannot bend one, they just shatter

Personally that's not a favourable condition to have

[Edited on 17-12-2006 by Rob H]

ye would just prefer a little bend than shatterd!!

SportBoy

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17th Dec 06 at 16:51

a normal wheel will of blown to bits before a compo does

[Edited on 17-12-2006 by SportyBoy]

Robin

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17th Dec 06 at 16:54

I mean they don't bend, and the y take a hell of a whack, then when they do go, they shatter, but they take a hell of a lot more to shatter than a normal wheel does to bend.

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17th Dec 06 at 20:14

when they do them in normal sizes i want some

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