brn7y

Hi All, It was 80f in the shade today guy's, and it's not even Summer! How you guy's coping with the minuses? This trip is taking ages, i think it might be the fact i'm coming home to the new car...............can't wait. Sorry i will be unable to meet you at the meet, but work takes me down here the day after, which would make it impossible. :D

Get 19's...................................or maybe 22's":D

Jiggi-Jiggi...........................for all those who know me, I'm back in Africa and sampling the beer!:P:P:P Cure for winter driving.........................leave the country!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That rain X stuff is ace, good on your rear winbow too. Another is that handheld wiper blade for removing the water after washing, had it for years and it dosn,t scratch the paint. It remove enough to make drying easy.Auto Glym bought the patent from the guy who made it recently. So it's easier to get.

I think my 2 door computer coupe (green one in gallry) is far better!;)

Welcome to the club. Have a look in Autotrader there you can get a good idea of what price you will have to pay.

Maybe after the 6 numbers come up.................................mmmmmmmmmmmmm!

The car was silver.

Service Tech for Oil Service Company, http://www.abbvetcogray.com currently based 30/26 out in Equtorial Guinea, West Africa. Steve do you do club discount on the Villas? [Edited on 2-2-2002 by brn7y]

The first one is JDM optional extra, nice but can be quite common.(in Japan) The Hippo is nice also, but if you look at it it would not take much for a good body shoop to make your standard one look like that. Might save a few penny's and make a one off.:smilegrin::smilegrin:

Spoke to xtreme and gave them your mail address Steve, they will be getting back to you as soon as they disscuss what they can offer.:smilegrin:

Have you spoke to the US distributer? It might be less expensive to purchase them from a US supplier. Also a lot of UK companys have chrome/machine pollished rims avalible. Call Oliver at Xtreme on 01279 412603 he can mail you pics of what he has and already knows all fitment sizes. Then you can call around and see what deals you can find. This is where your Max Power will come in handy.

Guy's i'll tell you how they are when I get them. They were the only company offering -25mm, and that was what i was looking for. If they are ***** i'll just buy other one's.

When I was in ordering the new IS, my wife told the salesman she really liked the look of the new SC430 coupe in the showroom. The salesman then offered her a test drive in there demo. She refused so he offered me. What a lovely machine, leather every where, integrated sat-nav, jury's out on the yellow wood though. The power was amazing, topped 110 in what must have been 8 or 9 secs. Okay thats £50,000 at £500 a month............mmmmmmm thats only 8.3 years!

Here are some basic wheel tyre combinations that can fit, if you have any more post them below. PCD = 114.3mm Offset = 50mm Standard Rim f/r = 17"x7" Standard Tyre f/r = 215/45-17 (A -40mm drop is possible with this combination) 18" upgrade f/r =18"x7 1/2" 18" upgrade f/r =225/40/18 18" upgrade f/r =18"x8" 18" upgrade f/r =225/40/18 18" upgrade r =18"x8.5" 18" upgrade r =255/35-18 (A -30mm drop is possible with these combinations, however minor arch rolling is needed with the 255/35 combination) 19" upgrade f/r =19"x8" 19" upgrade f/r = 235/35-19 (A -25mm drop is possible with these combinations) With 19's don't run any rim bigger than 8" on the front as it will hit the strut.19's will rub on the front inner arch at full lock, but this can be solved by cutting or bending away some of the plastic trim. Of course for the nutter out there even a -60mm drop is possible with 19's.....................you know who you are!!!!:P

Not to be ignorant, but who's HD?

My mates got those on his Golf, they are made by League.

Only 18's! :D

You would have to watch in the UK, your insurance says that you can't down rate your tyres though. e.g z to h

post a pic of them in the buy and sell bit, you never know your luck:cool:

£220 is that per wheel?

Some quicker software maybe?

No use up here it's so dull they were on all the time:D

Looks like that pic I found last week

Have you tried 98 octane, i used to run the Scooby on that