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tom-gardiner

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23rd Nov 09 at 16:48

Which wheels should i put on my T reg corsa sport, its arden blue and lowered 40mm. what vauxhall wheels would look best? pics aswell if you got any? thanks

[Edited on 23-11-2009 by tom-gardiner]

K3 VMU

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23rd Nov 09 at 16:50

15" TSW stealths

tom-gardiner

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23rd Nov 09 at 16:52

no what the 2 be vauxhall wheels mate. mainly so i can get away with not declaring them on the insurance but i mean like cav slabs or fan blades??

paw_87

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23rd Nov 09 at 16:52

Cav slabs

or i wud try 16" speedlines or irmscher softstars

lee_dodd

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23rd Nov 09 at 16:53

mk3 astra gsi fan blades

aron

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23rd Nov 09 at 16:54

16" irmscher softstars with 195/40/16 tyres.

they're the only vauxhall wheel which looks any good.

speedlines are not vaux wheels lol

K3 VMU

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23rd Nov 09 at 16:55

you are still going to have to declare that it has alloys for the insurance.....

and i was being sarcastic about the stealths

tom-gardiner

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23rd Nov 09 at 16:58

nah u can get away with it if there vauxhall wheels mate

x14xe sport

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23rd Nov 09 at 17:00

quote:
Originally posted by K3 VMU
15" TSW venoms

Beato

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23rd Nov 09 at 17:06

quote:
Originally posted by tom-gardiner
nah u can get away with it if there vauxhall wheels mate

No you cant. Your insurance will be void

djgritt

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23rd Nov 09 at 17:18

quote:
Originally posted by Beato

quote:
Originally posted by tom-gardiner
nah u can get away with it if there vauxhall wheels mate

No you cant. Your insurance will be void

Some (though not many) insurance companies allow the fitment of OE Parts as upgrades/modifications

My old policy on my previous car allowed this, but in the event of a claim, they would only cover the cost of replacing the standard parts that would have been on the car when it left the factory.

Don't bother with that anymore now I've become older and better off, declare it all so it has a chance of being replaced if it goes missing/gets fecked...

mark_gsi

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23rd Nov 09 at 17:38

be different get a 5 stud conversion and get some cally/cav turbo 16's

Ellis

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23rd Nov 09 at 17:49

Bin lids

DannyB

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