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smcGSI16V

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Registered: 26th May 03
Location: Farnborough Drives: Thurlby 888 CDTi No.98
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12th Apr 08 at 15:32

Fittted me new Toyo R888 to my refurbed binlids which I only picked up for a fiver each today.

Castle Combe here we come.

J4M13

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12th Apr 08 at 15:33

just hope it doesnt rain fella
edit - unless you have some wets on another set of wheels?

[Edited on 12-04-2008 by J4M13]

fazza

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12th Apr 08 at 15:34

bargain mate!!!!

Steve X16XE

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12th Apr 08 at 15:35

Nice one. How low is the Corsa?

16V_1600

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12th Apr 08 at 15:37

Looks so

Tom

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12th Apr 08 at 15:39

They look cool as feck

smcGSI16V

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Location: Farnborough Drives: Thurlby 888 CDTi No.98
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12th Apr 08 at 15:50

I've got my 16" Softstars with wets on so that is covered.

Its 40mm front and 90mm rear, altho the rear sits about 50-60mm cos its stripped.

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12th Apr 08 at 15:53

888's are pretty good in the wet to be honest..... just not standing water

smcGSI16V

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12th Apr 08 at 15:56

Thats what I've heard too.

nova_gteuk

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12th Apr 08 at 15:57

Good tyres ,shame about the wheels

smcGSI16V

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12th Apr 08 at 15:58

Function over form is my opinion, I wanted 15's and at £5 an alloy who can argue.

fazza

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12th Apr 08 at 15:59

dam right mate, cant refuse for that price

J4M13

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12th Apr 08 at 15:59

quote:
Originally posted by AK
888's are pretty good in the wet to be honest..... just not standing water

if im correct, im sure we had trouble getting heat into them in the wet at donnington.

but never used 888's myself so couldnt comment.

nova_gteuk

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12th Apr 08 at 16:00

Not keen on softstars as every man and his dog has them thesse days,but even they looked better

But as you say function over form i guess theyre ok

16V_1600

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12th Apr 08 at 16:01

quote:
Originally posted by smcGSI16V
Function over form is my opinion, I wanted 15's argue.

Exactly my reason for my GSi wheels. There aren't the prettiest but they do the job and are all the right size /offset, center bore etc

John G

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12th Apr 08 at 17:16

quote:
Originally posted by nova_gteuk
Not keen on softstars as every man and his dog has them thesse days,but even they looked better

But as you say function over form i guess theyre ok

you dont like much really do you??

nova_gteuk

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12th Apr 08 at 17:18

quote:
Originally posted by John G

quote:
Originally posted by nova_gteuk
Not keen on softstars as every man and his dog has them thesse days,but even they looked better

But as you say function over form i guess theyre ok

you dont like much really do you??

Not really no,Im fussy

smcGSI16V

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12th Apr 08 at 17:20

fussy fcuker.

DAZ1985

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12th Apr 08 at 17:41

What size are the 888's?

How much and where from?

J4M13

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12th Apr 08 at 17:42

im guessing 195/50/15

Adam_B

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12th Apr 08 at 17:44

i been using 888s on the road since feb, been really good apart from the other day when it snowed

DAZ1985

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12th Apr 08 at 17:48

quote:
Originally posted by J4M13
im guessing 195/50/15

The size im after

smcGSI16V

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12th Apr 08 at 17:54

Yeh 195/50/15.
Got them from Camskill @ £64 each.

DAZ1985

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12th Apr 08 at 18:10

is that delivered?

CorsAsh

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12th Apr 08 at 19:58

I understand you getting them cheap, but aren't there much lighter rims available?

There's a lot of material on them, the weight/lack of brake cooling can't be the best choice for track action...

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