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Offline sundaydriver

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Re: Changing wheels
« Reply #30 on: 05 July 2012, 05:04 »
how come you decided to sell them? i think the R looked great with them on.

I'm just not sure about the anthracite on rising blue Golf plus they're not cheap wheels just to be sitting in the garage.

Might try them on the car again at the weekend and have another look.






Have you put the Tally's back on then?

I liked the style of the R with the BBS'

Yep, the talladega's have been on for 99% of the time, only really changed them to see what the CK's looked and drove like.




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Offline mkviken

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Re: Changing wheels
« Reply #31 on: 05 July 2012, 11:26 »
do they have tyres fitted?

what sort of £ are you looking for?
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Offline Exonian

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Re: Changing wheels
« Reply #32 on: 05 July 2012, 16:22 »
Wheels and beauty are a very personal thing but for me the BBS CKs are the perfect wheel for the mk6. They look a lot better on a mk6 than they do on a mk5 for some reason. The CH style wheel looked perfect on a mk5 but don't look quite right on a mk6. I've tried enough styles on my two mk6s now to know what looks right in the flesh so do feel qualified to comment on this!!
The argument about ED35 wheels looking more up to date is valid enough but they still don't have the muscular look of CKs in the flesh and neither do they have the offset to fill the arches properly.
Every time my GTI gets parked up somewhere someone comments on the wheels, young people, old people and everything in between. In fact I'm very nervous about leaving the car anywhere!
TD Pro Race 1.2s also look good on a mk6 in the flesh. Don't spend too much time looking at photos on the internet. You need to see wheels in the flesh as photos don't convey the 3D appearance well.
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Re: Changing wheels
« Reply #33 on: 05 July 2012, 17:11 »
If the monzas were to go, which I doubt I could force myself to do, it would be for a set of blq's
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Re: Changing wheels
« Reply #34 on: 05 July 2012, 18:24 »
Those BBS wheels are the nuts, I want them.....(again)



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Offline MBCGTI

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Re: Changing wheels
« Reply #35 on: 05 July 2012, 20:26 »
There is a car configarator on the O.Z wheels with a MK6 Golf, not a GTi but still think it looks pretty good with these wheels...

http://www.ozracing.com/car_wheels_var/OZ%20Racing/25182/I%20-%20TECH/ALLEGGERITA%20HLT/25619.aspx
« Last Edit: 05 July 2012, 20:28 by MBCGTI »