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    I've seen plenty of white Counties and Defenders with the standard silver D1 rims, and i reckon they suit the colour very nicely.

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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzutoo-eh View Post
    white spoked wheels look poxy, only LR factory rims go well in white Mud, brake dust, road grime and oil leaks blend into the dark rims nicely too
    Thanks - that's what I want to hear !
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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzutoo-eh View Post
    Nice one Mark

    I decided for black - and I'm going to go all out and powder coat them too.

    Only problem is they are /still/ sitting on shelf at (insert name of only place that does wheel mods in sydney).

    These wretched coopers are disintegrating but I don't want to get my new BFG's until I've got the new rims finished! (can't fit 255/85 on 5.5 rims )
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    G'day Flagg,

    I know the place you're talking about. How much did they charge to get the rims offset (if you don't mind me asking)? Why did you choose to offset disco rims over purchasing a set of brand new sunraysias (which i'm guessing would be the same price if not cheaper)? Are the disco wheels stronger than the sunraysias?

    Cheers,

    Edward

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    Quote Originally Posted by I Love My Landy! View Post
    G'day Flagg,

    I know the place you're talking about. How much did they charge to get the rims offset (if you don't mind me asking)? Why did you choose to offset disco rims over purchasing a set of brand new sunraysias (which i'm guessing would be the same price if not cheaper)? Are the disco wheels stronger than the sunraysias?

    Cheers,

    Edward
    Hi Edward

    $75. To be honest, I just prefer the look of the disco to the sunnys. If I had thought about it more I would have got some ZU ones from rovacraft but that is a big investment up front (I'm getting 6 done)
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    Fair enough Flagg, i also reckon they look good, especially when offset a little. The ZU rims look good as well, but i don't reckon you can beat steelies for off roading.

    Cheers,

    Edward

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