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 Pool in Wharfedale Yorkshire
and a spring clean. Clay bar and a wax this morning although still need to do the sills. New shoes finally on and happy with the look. Ready for Stelvio and the Alps in 3 weeks.
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Very impressed, those wheels really suit the car. :thumbsup:

It's a real shame that whilst you're out in the Alps and doing Stelvio that you cant drop the hood and enjoy. Still, I've heard that angle grinders can be bought on the cheap nowadays :poke: :fuelfire: :D
 
Adamski said:
Very impressed, those wheels really suit the car. :thumbsup:

It's a real shame that whilst you're out in the Alps and doing Stelvio that you cant drop the hood and enjoy. Still, I've heard that angle grinders can be bought on the cheap nowadays :poke: :fuelfire: :D
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I'm sure the improved handling from the additional torsional rigidity will make up for lack of roof-down action on those twisty Alpine roads. :evil: :fuelfire: :thumbsup:

Edit: Wheels look awesome btw!
 
Lol really....

Car looks great, I've been considering some M3 wheels for my roaster.

Have fun in the alps...seriously jealous!!!
 
Looks good, I considered these myself.

I think you'd benefit from some spacers though, especially the side on shot with the shadow of the arch looming over the rear wheel, or is it just the angle? Looks a little inset into the arch.
 
Love them, but i would say that ;)

Rears fit ok, its the fronts that need spacers (well thats how it was with mine) Ideally i'd like the rears spaced out another 5mm, but that would mean spacing the front out by 20mm in total, too much imo
 
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