not personally, but there are a heap of rodeo's, and mitsubishi's floating around here with the 265's on.Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
cheers phil
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not personally, but there are a heap of rodeo's, and mitsubishi's floating around here with the 265's on.Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
cheers phil
This is one of the clubs members cars running Silverstones and loves them.
Just saw the pic again so I thought Id throw it in.
This is Pete's P38a running coils and 33's
Was the only car to break down on that trip which was the clubs first.
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...008/11/631.jpg
Club president Jamie (Disco 1) and another Peter (5ltr holden powered RRC) are also running them now.
Bugger, bidding ended early, dont know why............shame as I was watching them for meself:),
Regards
Stevo
Mmmmmmmmmmmm it's not to often you see a p38 running 33s, very nice:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by mcrover
yeah i know, they where very well priced.
Are those rims Disco II steelies or customsQuote:
Originally Posted by mcrover
Baz.
Inc where did you see the AT in 255/85 x16s?Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
Im pretty sure they are not any standard issue but I will try and find out where Jamie got them from.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redback
He's shut up shop so he can make a living so he is a bit hard to get hold of these days.
they look likw ''king'' rims to me.
baz, stick with the alloys! they look 10000000000000times better!
steel rims with zero dish should be banned on the sheer barf factor:eek:
cheers phil
I had a set on my 87 Rangie that I sold a few months sgo although the current owner has ofewrd them back to me for a good price too, tempting.
Value for money and traction, they're pretty hard to beat IMO. A bit wide but 99% of the time they worked so I couldn't complain (also used the maxi drives less because I was able to gain traction wheras the BGF's that I had prior would spin easier on rocks, mud, etc..)
Trav