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by MattDon » Wed 13.05.2009, 16:56
ive been talking to compomotive as i realy need to replace my wheels, and we've come up with a wheel which i think is bang on.
MO1673
ET 53
pcd 100x4
bore 56.6
7"x16"
available in different colours, price includes vat and delivery. £699 we can also check for caliper clearance if you can measure it up.
if your interested lets start a list if theres not much interest then i'll go it alone.

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by superbad » Wed 13.05.2009, 18:39
Quick, crappy PS job:

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I like these wheels a lot, although I have probably committed to too much spending recently to get a set.
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by Nige » Wed 13.05.2009, 19:33
That may be as close as you can get but ET60 would be better.
Nice looking wheel and not a bad price though.
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by tweetdriver63 » Wed 13.05.2009, 19:52
Nige wrote:That may be as close as you can get but ET60 would be better.
Nice looking wheel and not a bad price though.
Unless it's £699 each!

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by MattDon » Wed 13.05.2009, 20:24
lol no thats for 4. i though this might be a little slow after the s2 wheel offer, but i was holding out for anthracite wheels, plus i reccon these will be abit lighter, but thats a guess.
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by bobbrown » Wed 13.05.2009, 22:49
it's a bit of a shame that they can not do the MO1673 inthe same offsets as the
MO1666
Offsets Available: et20, et25>43et, 47> 63
3, 4 or 5 Stud Fitments
Do not be suprised if they are heavier than any of the Elan standard wheels as they are motorsport wheel and have to with stand the rigors of a motorsport enviroment. Light and strong wheels come at a price, usually a more exotic material is used so increasing the cost.
Five stud does open up more options and it is possible to convert the Elan to 5 stud.
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by Monty » Wed 13.05.2009, 23:02
Aren`t motorsport wheels lighter
Mine are nearly one Kg lighter than the S2 wheel.
BTW, if your going for Bob`s Hi-spec rear upgrade you need to make sure the aftermarket wheel will clear as i found out to my cost

Well not much off a cost as we have Bob on our side LOL
Martin (texas) went for some 16" BMW mini wheels on they won`t even clear his front upgrade

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by bobbrown » Wed 13.05.2009, 23:23
Monty wrote:Aren`t motorsport wheels lighter
Mine are nearly one Kg lighter than the S2 wheel.
BTW, if your going for Bob`s Hi-spec rear upgrade you need to make sure the aftermarket wheel will clear as i found out to my cost

Well not much off a cost as we have Bob on our side LOL
Martin (texas) went for some 16" BMW mini wheels on they won`t even clear his front upgrade

Are they a true motorsport wheel or are they just marketed that way, I have seen aftermarket wheels break in competition use, possibly not put under the same stress on tracks but in rallying they need to be strong, where the weight is a secondary consideration.
If you look at the loads and stresses a car is put under in competition use compared to a road car it is not a like for like comparison.
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by Monty » Thu 14.05.2009, 11:18
bobbrown wrote:Monty wrote:Aren`t motorsport wheels lighter
Mine are nearly one Kg lighter than the S2 wheel.
BTW, if your going for Bob`s Hi-spec rear upgrade you need to make sure the aftermarket wheel will clear as i found out to my cost

Well not much off a cost as we have Bob on our side LOL
Martin (texas) went for some 16" BMW mini wheels on they won`t even clear his front upgrade

Are they a true motorsport wheel or are they just marketed that way, I have seen aftermarket wheels break in competition use, possibly not put under the same stress on tracks but in rallying they need to be strong, where the weight is a secondary consideration.
If you look at the loads and stresses a car is put under in competition use compared to a road car it is not a like for like comparison.
Mine are listed as Motorsport wheels

, i did a search to find the weight and came up with links to competition list off wheels and there was even qualifying wheel that weighted 5.5kg

that wouldn`t last long on the UK roads lol. Obviously there for circuit racing and Rallying would be a different matter.

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by nitroman » Thu 14.05.2009, 22:30
Really lightweight open wheels sure show off nice brakes, but make the tiny rear brake discs look just like this.
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by Monty » Thu 14.05.2009, 23:09
nitroman wrote:but make the tiny rear brake discs look just like this
Not when you`ve got 262mm Disc and new calipers

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