Best all time alloy....
30 December 2005, 06:08 PM
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Best all time alloy....
..Gotta be the TSW stealths, They suited anything, Once seen a caravan with some on, the way it handled - ooohhhhhhhhhh
30 December 2005, 06:15 PM
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agreed most probably the best selling wheel of the time too they were perfect put 15`s on a xr2 i had and at the time looked massive-were well impressed and soooooo easy to clean.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...s/90b4e207.jpg
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Yeah I had them Ugly things too, I also had the TSW Blades on my tomcat.
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31 December 2005, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by stormyuklondon1
the best looking alloy is, by far, the bbs alloy on the s203. bootiful!
well, i like it anyway!
well, i like it anyway!
31 December 2005, 12:59 PM
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Yup gotta be stealths.
Had 15s too.
The bigger they are the better they look though cos it makes the spokes look thinner.
Think the 15s look a bit dated now but larger ones still look good.
Could it be just nostalgic to us and actually they look crap to anyone else? lol
Had 15s too.
The bigger they are the better they look though cos it makes the spokes look thinner.
Think the 15s look a bit dated now but larger ones still look good.
Could it be just nostalgic to us and actually they look crap to anyone else? lol
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31 December 2005, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Tuts
Yup gotta be stealths.
Had 15s too.
The bigger they are the better they look though cos it makes the spokes look thinner.
Think the 15s look a bit dated now but larger ones still look good.
Could it be just nostalgic to us and actually they look crap to anyone else? lol
Had 15s too.
The bigger they are the better they look though cos it makes the spokes look thinner.
Think the 15s look a bit dated now but larger ones still look good.
Could it be just nostalgic to us and actually they look crap to anyone else? lol
Thats right, The biger they are the better they look!!!!
I can remember paying £550 for FOX 1's in 15"....
I wonder if stealths are still obtainable???
31 December 2005, 07:08 PM
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Hockerneim (or whatever they are called were very nice)
I know this might be CHAV of me but I liked the good old 100+ 3 spoke, specially in 18" (might have been 17") but they looked big, seen some on a Cossy not so long ago, looked smart!!!!
I know this might be CHAV of me but I liked the good old 100+ 3 spoke, specially in 18" (might have been 17") but they looked big, seen some on a Cossy not so long ago, looked smart!!!!
31 December 2005, 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by StudentScooby
I think a guy i worked with at heanor had that xr2 in 1998ish i seem to remember the reg.
31 December 2005, 11:10 PM
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when ya think about it tsw were responsible for some class looking wheels of the stealth era-
imolas http://www.westcohost.com/rwimg/i.php?pid=wtsw-1697
hockenheim even tho basically a cheap bbs replica.
http://www.felgimport.no/www.felgimp....770_small.jpg
evo http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/imag...ls/tsw_evo.png
evo r http://www.mgtf.be/images/MO_EX_WH_TSW_EvoR.jpg
imolas http://www.westcohost.com/rwimg/i.php?pid=wtsw-1697
hockenheim even tho basically a cheap bbs replica.
http://www.felgimport.no/www.felgimp....770_small.jpg
evo http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/imag...ls/tsw_evo.png
evo r http://www.mgtf.be/images/MO_EX_WH_TSW_EvoR.jpg
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Originally Posted by ukdave
when ya think about it tsw were responsible for some class looking wheels of the stealth era-
imolas http://www.westcohost.com/rwimg/i.php?pid=wtsw-1697
hockenheim even tho basically a cheap bbs replica.
http://www.felgimport.no/www.felgimp....770_small.jpg
evo http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/imag...ls/tsw_evo.png
evo r http://www.mgtf.be/images/MO_EX_WH_TSW_EvoR.jpg
imolas http://www.westcohost.com/rwimg/i.php?pid=wtsw-1697
hockenheim even tho basically a cheap bbs replica.
http://www.felgimport.no/www.felgimp....770_small.jpg
evo http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/imag...ls/tsw_evo.png
evo r http://www.mgtf.be/images/MO_EX_WH_TSW_EvoR.jpg
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Without a doubt the best quality alloy wheel ever made was the forged Fuchs; available as an option on a number or Porsches and as original equipment on a few.... Better than any BBS wheel Ive seen, in every respect... (only availble in a 130PCD 5-stud fitment though!).
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