P38 on Black Hurricane Alloys.

P38_Ireland

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• Jan 5, 2011

• #21

RH95754 said:

yous looks very nice on your avatar picture - don't you like yourself?

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my range rover is looking a little different than that at the moment

i also have a factory winch tray to fit and i think the black alloys will look well with the thread on the general grabbers

 

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• Jan 5, 2011

• #22

rasheed said:

We'll be the judge of that!

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• Jan 5, 2011

• #23

Sorry for hijacking your thread..... had the car for three years and these are the first photos I have taken... shame its not washed and polished!!!

 

j the range

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• Jan 5, 2011

• #24

that looks well nice..

 

rasheed

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• Jan 5, 2011

• #25

yes indeed. perhaps just a little bit big for my tastes but then i'm on the 16s now so a long way to go!

 

treeman

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• Jan 5, 2011

• #26

P38_Ireland said:

my range rover is looking a little different than that at the moment

i also have a factory winch tray to fit and i think the black alloys will look well with the thread on the general grabbers

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Rather than spray them completely black why not colour code the inside of the V's as has been done on my wheels.

 

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P38_Ireland

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• Jan 6, 2011

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treeman said:

Rather than spray them completely black why not colour code the inside of the V's as has been done on my wheels.

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well to do that all i need to do is not wash my wheels for like a week and the dust from the calipers will do that for me.....!

 

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• Jan 6, 2011

• #28

hah I havent washed mine fr 5 years but it does rain

 

treeman

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• Jan 6, 2011

• #29

P38_Ireland said:

well to do that all i need to do is not wash my wheels for like a week and the dust from the calipers will do that for me.....!

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• Jan 16, 2011

• #30

You could paint them, but you should look at this first. Hideous!

http://cars.mitula.co.uk/detalle1/452/92657426375961451/01/1/rangerover-2.5-dse-auto-welling

 

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sam-mubarak

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• Jan 17, 2011

• #31

Gunmetal grey looks nice on hurracanes i think,Sam

 

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odysseus

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• May 12, 2013

• #32

I've got some gun metal grey/black-ish hurricanes on my P38. Not really my cup of tea so I'd happily do a swap with someone for some normal hurricanes.

Anyway, I don't think black wheels are wrong per se, but they do make a statement. I'm loving the Linley but those wheels still look mostly silver to me, just slightly darker than normal.

 

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• May 12, 2013

• #33

Holy necropost batman!

 

dogsbody

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• May 13, 2013

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Bix said:

Holy necropost batman!

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A necroposter - I love it. :hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi

Be careful it might enter the language
(unless it already has and I'm just too old to know these things)

 

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• May 13, 2013

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Necropost has been used on forums since the early 00s. You whipper snappers were probably still in school back then.