New wheels on order. Your thoughts

[robrs2]

Well I am about to lash out a very large sum of money on some new wheels for my mk2. So i would like to know what you think because there not cheap and i don't want to make a mistake with them.

The whees are a copy of the RS 4spokes but in 7" x 15" To help me decide on the size i fitted some 17" wheel a while ago to see what they looked like and from those that saw the pics will agree they are too big.
That left 16's or 15's.
So after a bit of Photoshop I think the 15" are best. Thanks to Andrew T for the close up wheel pics. They are with the wheel makers so they can make them to match the raised spokes as on the 7X13's

And Ders, I think its your car. I hope you don't mined me using a pic of it, as i didn't have a good pic of mine.
Top pic are the 13's bottom pic the 15's

So RS rims in 15" what you all think ????????

[vinny]

sorry rob, not for me m8, but its your car and if you like em go for em

[RabC-RS2-77]

you want honest remarks !!!
not me either, soz rob !

[Steve M]

I like em!

[Frosticles]

Sorry Rob, Not a fan either

[lathamescortmk2]

awesome!

never been seen before and msot will have to double take at them!

much better than minilights / RS's that have been done to death

[Banishit]

not my cup of tea either sorry

[james cruise]

Don't think so Rob, 13s look best on a mk2 IMO, But at
the end of the day its your money so go with what ever you like

[Skids]

Stick with what Henry originally decided. 13's
Unless you want a Retro Drag Pikey Style.

[ian parker]

sorry to jump on the bandwagon but, no, somehow their just not right, however your pennies, may look different in the flesh

[rs2000_gb]

Dont mind either

[GAZ W]

unless its an arched mk2 13's are the only wheel IMO

[Mark M]

i like them, something different to all the 13s. would need to sit low on them though.

[Tim]

dare to be different

[robrs2]

mmm mix then I would like to try 16's but that may be going to far.
Well its only money and i got the car for £1 so nothing to loose.

Oh. Would a Cossie motor help to lower it