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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: asboGTI on 01 February 2013, 16:34
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What do people think of these wheels just bouncing ideas around
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Look good on the right mk4. Other wise nil point.
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What do people think of these wheels just bouncing ideas around
bought a set....sold a set, need these on gun grey or white golf's really
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Gun gry is what I am looking at on my blue golf that's a very similar blue to indiego blue just slightly different
Plus need them for the width to add traction 9j wheels should help
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what do they look like? :huh:
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Where's the pic?
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They are good looking wheels :smiley:
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On my phone right now so I can't show you a pic will sort one in a bit
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Rota Grid are a great wheel - copies of genuine JDM rims. Not bad copies mind - there are some REALLY poor ones out there and the Rota's are well made :smiley:
Looking at a set of Rota D2-EX rims for my MKIV in Jazz Blue. I do believe that the Golf is one of the few cars that can take the crossover between the JDM and Euro looks. However, I do think to pull off a Jap style rim, the car does need a good drop on it.
Contact James at Rare Rims, he should be able to help with a good price as well :cool:
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Ok will do these maybe a while off yet I just added my whole build cost whole wandering around Ikea so right now it's looks like they will be either first or last thing done
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personally i'd set up the suspension first as that could be more troublesome than wheels, once thats all done then you can get the wheels on and see what works and what doesnt. the other arguement would be that if you got your wheels either 17s, 18s etc you can then set up your suspension to the wheel...and the arguement for that would then be...what if the wheel does not fit the ride quality your looking for...i think ive looked into this too much tbh but my ingress would be coilies or springs and the appropriate top mounts, arbs, spacers if your going for down and out and then wheels. MPO and not saying its the best but its worked for me in the past and there wouldnt then be tantrums over previously bought kit already fitted and what has to be taken back out to accommodate for an foreseen problems...
i hope i've made some sense
http://www.rimstyle.com/alloywheels/detail/?car_model_id=1351&specs=Uk9HUkktRDE4LVc4NS1QNTEwMC1FNDQtQ0IwLUJSR2xST0dSSS1EMTgtVzg1LVA1MTAwLUU0NC1DQjAtQlJHbDE4bDguNTBsOC41MGw1bDEwMGxsNDRsNDRsbGwxMGwxMGxsMTJsMTJsODMyLjAwbDIwOC4wMGwyMDguMDBsMjA4LjAwbDIwOC4wMA== (http://www.rimstyle.com/alloywheels/detail/?car_model_id=1351&specs=Uk9HUkktRDE4LVc4NS1QNTEwMC1FNDQtQ0IwLUJSR2xST0dSSS1EMTgtVzg1LVA1MTAwLUU0NC1DQjAtQlJHbDE4bDguNTBsOC41MGw1bDEwMGxsNDRsNDRsbGwxMGwxMGxsMTJsMTJsODMyLjAwbDIwOC4wMGwyMDguMDBsMjA4LjAwbDIwOC4wMA==)
these are the ones i originally fitted but have decided on a deeper dish and polished rim instead now
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Read my Sig and you would of seen my suspension done and will adjusted to the wheels I am currently running 16's it's adjusted to them at the mo
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Read my Sig and you would of seen my suspension done and will adjusted to the wheels I am currently running 16's it's adjusted to them at the mo
my bad pal, as i said its only what ive done in the past and i went a bit tunnel visioned when i put that post up :embarrassed:
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Haha it werent a dig gezza thanks forthe inputon thisforum you need expect saracasism
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yeh got that much out of it lol