Hewshotter
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A set of 4 just went unsold on eBay at £25. See http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=330282162788 if you are interested. No doubt the seller would take an offer.
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i saw these but not really got anyway of getting them collected as it says collection only
my dad does drive all over but no regular routes
unless anyones up that way and has to travel anywhere nearer to me for work or visiting anyone and would collect them?
bit of a cheek to ask but i suppose you dont ask you dont get
matt
my dad does drive all over but no regular routes
unless anyones up that way and has to travel anywhere nearer to me for work or visiting anyone and would collect them?
bit of a cheek to ask but i suppose you dont ask you dont get
matt
Beige Belgian
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Hi, phoned up about these as but someone was coming to look at them and he would call me back if they did not take them. No call back so presumably gone. They had no nuts either, which I understand are tricky to get hold of. I'm not sure if running on a 165 tyre would ruin the handling a touch either?
Andy Sherlock
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I run Gordini wheels with 155's and the handling is unaffected.
Put 165's on and they may touch the wheel arches at the back.
Have a look at this.... http://www.renault4.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=2342.
I got wheel nuts from Renault turbo spares, no problem, second hand and cheap.
You can modify original wheel nuts, it's explained on this web site.
I think it's a Ø10mmx1mm pitch thread on the studs, and the countersink is 90° in the wheels. So making new shouldn't be too much of a problem either, if you know a good turner.
Don't use original wheel nuts on Gordini wheels, they don't fit and ruin the wheels!
Regards.
Put 165's on and they may touch the wheel arches at the back.
Have a look at this.... http://www.renault4.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=2342.
I got wheel nuts from Renault turbo spares, no problem, second hand and cheap.
You can modify original wheel nuts, it's explained on this web site.
I think it's a Ø10mmx1mm pitch thread on the studs, and the countersink is 90° in the wheels. So making new shouldn't be too much of a problem either, if you know a good turner.
Don't use original wheel nuts on Gordini wheels, they don't fit and ruin the wheels!
Regards.