Random wheel poll

Poll Poll Which wheels for a silver e85?

  • 107

    Votes: 23 56.1%
  • 108

    Votes: 18 43.9%

  • Total voters
    41
LordOxygen said:
If you're going to fit big brakes or drilled discs the 108s will show them off better. I prefer 107s, they're more interesting to look at imo.

What he say's, the 'machine' look of 108 is the trademark wheel for the non ///M e85 roadsters IMHO. It really suits the milled-out flame styling, particularly on metal colours like silver and sterling. Not so sure on the coupe though.
 
I used to be 108 all the way and was intent on getting rid of the 107's from my recently purchased Zed. However the 107's have really grown on me, and a nice set of refurbished ones would look great.

So for me it would be 107's as they are kind of unique to the vehicle.
 
Ewazix said:
A completely stock 14 year old 2.5se, surely it couldn't look any better on factory wheels? 8)
That's a great pic, dude. Car and wheels look cracking - photo of the month perhaps? :D
 
Izzyspi said:
Ewazix said:
A completely stock 14 year old 2.5se, surely it couldn't look any better on factory wheels? 8)
That's a great pic, dude. Car and wheels look cracking - photo of the month perhaps? :D

Kind words thank you, I tried it and failed in the May 16 competition but there are some seriously good photographers and cars on the forum... and those pesky red cars keep photographing so well :wink:
 
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