View Full Version : 17" for my buggy
jonas_linder
September 7th 2005, 14:26
Just got my backrims back from some machinework :rolleyes:
http://www.vwairheads.org/e107_plugins/kig_menu/index.php?view=album&albumId=81
Racelook
September 8th 2005, 17:50
Nice
You had them widerened? How wide are the wheels now, and what were they original?
Wiebrand
coffinator
September 9th 2005, 00:01
Where did you get the work done?
jonas_linder
September 9th 2005, 04:24
Yes, they are 3" wider now, 10" total! :D
I had it done by www.falgrikt.se a Swedish company!
oicdn
September 11th 2005, 11:21
Intresting...my question is besides how much it cost USD....is, although it doesn't matter when the tire is mounted, but is it still a safe wheel to roll on for the street?
I'm just thinking, that's a mighty big lip, it kinda throws off where the stress is usually distributed....since it's so deep, it looks like it might actually break if impacted hard....
Looks nice, a little too deep for my taste, but sick as hell none the less...
jonas_linder
September 11th 2005, 15:01
Intresting...my question is besides how much it cost USD....is, although it doesn't matter when the tire is mounted, but is it still a safe wheel to roll on for the street?
I'm just thinking, that's a mighty big lip, it kinda throws off where the stress is usually distributed....since it's so deep, it looks like it might actually break if impacted hard....
Looks nice, a little too deep for my taste, but sick as hell none the less...
The cost is 2500 sek per wheel(for 3" wider).. thats about $335 (1 kr = 7.52 $ )
The wheel is welded with TIGed from both sides on both seams and should be just as strong as before! It moves the ET from about ET 35 to ET -41 ..
I wanted the fatliplook for my buggy at the rear :cool:
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