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Postby pietro » Sat 07.09.2024, 09:43

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7x16 et 40 4x100
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7x16 et 35 4x100

hello post from rome italy
i would also like to change the rims on my s2
i saw these models
what do you think?
in your opinion are et 40 and et 35 mountable?
has anyone mounted the black ones on the mini?
sorry for my english i translate with google
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Re: ruote 16

Postby Jamie N » Sat 07.09.2024, 14:31

The wheel in the first picture is lovely, not for an Elan though in my opinion, maybe a Honda or something JDM.

You want something with a 45mm offset at least, closer to 60 the better, but also remember your centre bore, Mini centre bore is smaller than Elan
so wont fit straight on.

If you have original S2 alloys keeping them on would be my advice, anything else will devalue the car.
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Re: ruote 16

Postby pietro » Sat 07.09.2024, 14:56

yes of course I'll keep them, but I'd like something nicer. maybe I'd go for the ones in the second photo. et 40.
yes I know the mini hole is different but I have someone who can mill it, just as I can make centering rings.
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Re: ruote 16

Postby Tuga2112 » Sat 07.09.2024, 17:35

the wheel from the second picture is really to my liking... id love to have a set of those.. in my celica. :lol:
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Re: ruote 16

Postby lotusflasherman » Sun 08.09.2024, 00:01

I seem to be counting 5 holes in the wheel in second picture. I trust there is a 4x100 option that may be more suitable. :lol:
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Re: ruote 16

Postby lotusflasherman » Sun 08.09.2024, 00:46

I damaged a 17" BBS wheel when I hit a big pothole while travelling on the M25 to work in Slough and the rim flared out on the inside. (I have Hispec twin pot calipers front & rear with 295mm discs front & 264mm rear.)

ebay found me a set of wheels not far from where I was working that a girl had used on a 'hot' black Corsa that would keep me mobile while I got the BBS repaired. She'd had them sprayed orange with some epoxy plastic paint that doesn't seem to chip and don't seem to get dirty but on a blue M100 that are a bit like Marmite - some people love them, some hate them. The design of those is not unlike the second design.

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Re: ruote 16

Postby Hector2021 » Sun 08.09.2024, 09:10

lotusflasherman wrote: some people love them, some hate them. The design of those is not unlike the second design.

marmite.jpg

As if our cars dont already get attention, You have fitted Hi Viz wheels to yours :lol:
I damaged one of my S2 wheels last year in a pothole and sweated for a week waiting to see if it could be repaired, as i really didnt want to search out an alternative set. That number 2 design looks ok, but id have ti stick with a similar silver colour.
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Re: ruote 16

Postby Tuga2112 » Sun 08.09.2024, 12:04

lotusflasherman wrote:I damaged a 17" BBS wheel when I hit a big pothole while travelling on the M25 to work in Slough and the rim flared out on the inside. (I have Hispec twin pot calipers front & rear with 295mm discs front & 264mm rear.)

ebay found me a set of wheels not far from where I was working that a girl had used on a 'hot' black Corsa that would keep me mobile while I got the BBS repaired. She'd had them sprayed orange with some epoxy plastic paint that doesn't seem to chip and don't seem to get dirty but on a blue M100 that are a bit like Marmite - some people love them, some hate them. The design of those is not unlike the second design.

marmite.jpg

clearly the usual "go big or go home" approach.
ive seen it. and opinions dont change when you see it in person i can assure everyone else :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: ruote 16

Postby pietro » Mon 09.09.2024, 09:18

lotusflasherman wrote:I seem to be counting 5 holes in the wheel in second picture. I trust there is a 4x100 option that may be more suitable. :lol:

yes also 4x100
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