indica
Serial flasher
https://www.autocraze.com.au/ <<< rubbish or?
I want to get smaller wheels for the i30N, 19" is killing me for tyres
I want to get smaller wheels for the i30N, 19" is killing me for tyres
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Get decent wheels. OzRacing can be had for $600 each.
www.amgaustralia.com
18x8 P40 - 45 should suit. I am partial to Leggera hlts.
If you ring and pay by card you don't pay shipping!!! I have now bought four different sets of Oz, BBS and Sparco (owned by Oz). Great service.
AMG Australia
AMG Australia, for the last 20 years, have been importing and distributing the world’s finest brand of wheels such as OZ Racing and BBS
18x8 P40 - 45 should suit. I am partial to Leggera hlts.
If you ring and pay by card you don't pay shipping!!! I have now bought four different sets of Oz, BBS and Sparco (owned by Oz). Great service.
Flow-Rider
Burner
Particularly noticeable on a long weekend.
rockmoose
his flabber is totally gastered
Best place for a caravan.
Haakon
has an accommodating arse
Id still like one, but the lightweight ones (as 5-700kg and happy behind an Alfa!) ones I want you can’t really get in Australia…
rockmoose
his flabber is totally gastered
I figured the Alfa was fifth wheeler territory.
Oddjob
Merry fucking Xmas to you assholes
OZracing over something like Enkei or Advan? https://www.thewheeldeal.com.au/enkei-sc46-matte-black-milled.html or https://www.thewheeldeal.com.au/wheels/advan/advan-rciii-gold.htmlGet decent wheels. OzRacing can be had for $600 each.
AMG Australia
AMG Australia, for the last 20 years, have been importing and distributing the world’s finest brand of wheels such as OZ Racing and BBS
18x8 P40 - 45 should suit. I am partial to Leggera hlts.
If you ring and pay by card you don't pay shipping!!! I have now bought four different sets of Oz, BBS and Sparco (owned by Oz). Great service.
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Enkei are fine but at the same price point will probably (based on my experience) be cast as opposed to semi forged/spun and thus be heavier. Yoko make great wheels but are more expensive (>$1k) and harder to get. I wanted to buy some RS3 wheels (I think they were) that were available in an 18x9.5 but delivery was eons. The Legerra HLT came in at 8kg each and under $650 delivered.
Asininedrivel
caviar connoisseur
Keep an eye on these guys, founder is Mello Bouwmeester (of BC Tamar and CB Synthesis wheels fame): https://www.fridaytrailer.co/
Haakon
has an accommodating arse
I sorta wanted to like tear drops, but I just don’t… Was thinking more along the lines of a Scamp.
indica
Serial flasher
That size will suit but not looking at spending that much, it's not the weight I am worried about more reducing the tyre cost
andrew9
Likes Dirt
If you're on a budget, have you looked at what factory wheels are out there? Way better than cheap aftermarket.
i30 N-line has 18s, they're not that good looking though.
Kia Cerato GT has 18s too, that might actually look ok.
I think these are 18? Get them powdercoated all black and they wouldn't look too bad
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indica
Serial flasher
Good idea
ausdb
Being who he is
I posted this a few weeks back and things have changed a little since then. I was talking shit with my brother over Easter about an old XJ6550 I had seen for sale that would be an ok project to turn into a cafe racer or similar. He then starts talking about the bike I was taking parts off and asks if I am interested in it, my reply was my budget does not extend to old Ducatis. He said I'm never going to have time to do up all of the ones I have and at least it will still be in the family and offered an extremely generous price and payment plan and I took the hook.
Here's a couple of pictures of Barry not long after my brother purchased him ten years ago in the UK.
Barry (after the original owner not Sheen) is whatever they call a barn find in the UK. The original owner rode him since new, then parked him up in a friends garage for fifteen years until the garage owner decided they needed the space back. He then followed my brother to Australia when he relocated but got left behind in WA whilst my brother and the rest of his herd headed further east. This will be a slow project, at the moment it will be a case of inventorying what is missing and working out what I can scab back off my brother, then negotiating the process of getting it registered.
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