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fed spec wheels on SE

Postby whippit » Sun 30.03.2008, 11:21

Are the fed wheels worth putting on an se, i know they dont look that much different but a set of nice new shinny wheels might cheer me up after my windscreen cracked
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Postby Sy V » Sun 30.03.2008, 11:59

I think they're an improvement on the SE wheels, because the cutouts are symmetrical and don't make the two wheels on the driver's side (UK) look like they're on back to front.

They're 16" versus 15" on the SE too.
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Postby Paul.P » Sun 30.03.2008, 13:17

I had these on my old white elan, & reckoned they looked great.
JPS M100 was built from bare chassis up to create one off M100 in the mould of JPS Team Lotus
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Postby whippit » Sun 30.03.2008, 17:40

mind made up, sod it,credit card at the ready, what do you think of the price for them at donny, thay where on the toyo stand at the end of thre hall,
slightly of subject paul,how did you put JPS onto your wind diflector, it looked mighty fine
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Postby Enright » Sun 30.03.2008, 20:58

But what WAS the price?
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Postby whippit » Mon 31.03.2008, 21:49

another bloody waste of time, the bloke told me to ring first thing mon morn to do th same deal, because i forgot my credit card, i rang at nine to be told they had'nt unloaded the vans yet ,call back a 4-30,
i calleed him back to be told he's only got one wheel left.
i guess things come in three,
wife has small front end ding
cracked windscreen
now no wheels,
bollocks,
sod it i'll cheer my self up with a full respry at option 1
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Postby chris.t » Mon 31.03.2008, 21:51

have you tried SW Lotus?
Could the 'Hokey-Cokey' actually be what it's all about?
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Postby Sy V » Tue 01.04.2008, 08:27

Despite the blue Toyo gazebo I think he was dealing with SW.
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Postby chris.t » Tue 01.04.2008, 17:03

regrettably i zoomed round the hall in about 1/2 hour on sunday morning and saw the toyo tent but didn't associate it with SWL. Had a quick look at the car booty type stall that SWL usually put up and either M100 sales were brisk or they didn't have much up this year. Who's been buying the fed wheels then cos i thought they had loads?
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Postby Paul.P » Tue 01.04.2008, 19:32

whippit wrote:slightly of subject paul,how did you put JPS onto your wind diflector, it looked mighty fine


Whippit, made a template & got an aerosol, simple as that !
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Postby Rambo » Wed 02.04.2008, 11:59

Enright wrote:But what WAS the price?


£100 per wheel when I had a look

Sy V wrote:Despite the blue Toyo gazebo I think he was dealing with SW.


That's what I thought as well
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Postby Sy V » Wed 02.04.2008, 12:03

Yep, and they have a dedicated link on the LHS of their homepage to Toyo:

Available from South West Lotus Centre Ltd

Proxes R888 Price List February 2007

IGIS Part No: RRP inc VAT

TO195/50VR15R888 £82.99
TO195/55VR15R888 £94.99
TO165/50VR15R888 £83.99
TO205/50ZR15R888 £94.99
TO215/50ZR15R888 £104.99
TO225/50ZR15R888 £121.99
TO235/50ZR15R888 £145.99

TO195/50VR16R888 £114.99
TO205/55ZR16R888 £130.99
TO215/50ZR16R888 £141.99
TO225/50ZR16R888 £149.99
TO225/45ZR16R888 £149.99

TO215/45ZR17R888 £152.99
TO225/45ZR17R888 £174.99
TO235/45ZR17R888 £182.99
TO205/40ZR17R888 £127.99
TO235/40ZR17R888 £184.99
TO255/40ZR17R888 £194.99
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