945823

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• Jan 6, 2013

• #41

You can get challengers for £95 each which I thought was a good price, I'd buy Mach 5s if I was seriously competing in winch challenges or comps where you need a strong wheel but in my case I do p&p's plus rtv's so I just bought them for the offset which is -25 and the looks. The quality is good for the price and they come powder coated in any colour as long as its black!

 

Dr_evil

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• Jan 7, 2013

• #42

Surely a set of modulars would be just fine…… ?

 

pressbrake

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• Jan 7, 2013

• #43

Dr_evil said:

Surely a set of modulars would be just fine…… ?

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Yes, most challenge boys prefer modulars cos they are cheap and dont get hooked up on stuff like mach's

 

Dr_evil

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• Jan 7, 2013

• #44

pressbrake said:

Yes, most challenge boys prefer modulars cos they are cheap and dont get hooked up on stuff like mach's

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I kinda prefer the look tbh, a nice set of black offset modulars looks good on most, or silver depending on the vehicle and at £40 a wheel cant go wrong

 

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m33ufo

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• Jan 7, 2013

• #45

The defender I'm looking at is a black XS 110 station wagon and currently has silver boost wheels. Modular's look fine but I personally prefer the Mach 5 look. Plus I'm sure they'd be easy to sell on if I eventually sold the defender on its original wheels.

eBay looks like a decent place to buy at around £155 each for wheels only. I also noticed the SVX alloys going quite cheaply.

 

wiltshire landyman

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• Jan 7, 2013

• #46

redhand said:

Like I said how are we supposed to advise when we have absolutely no idea of intended use.

Personally I think 35/12.50/15 . Insa Special Tracks. would be best

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Special tracks don't come in that size stoopid

 

Station House

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• Jan 7, 2013

• #47

Not like you to not read 'between the lines' Wiltshire