help i.d.'ing wheels please

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help i.d.'ing wheels please

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Can someone have a butchers at this link for me and tell me whether these are Projectwzo or in fact the Ronal equivalents?


[url] http://cgi.ebay.de/Alufelgen-T3-T2-VW-B ... dZViewItem


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Post by Ye Olde Syncrospares »

these look like 15" pentas as fitted to AMG MERCS esp SEC's,made in the uk for mercedes,not sure about pro 2 bit,cj.
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Nice one CJ, thought as much.

Def won't stand up to any serious abuse then.

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Post by Diamond Hell »

Ronal made the 'Merc Pentas' - SyncroPaddy has them on his green bus and they seem to do river wading etc just fine....
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yea, these were the ones you and I were discussing on a previous thread - I thought the opinion was that the load rating on these wouldn't be up to the job.

syncropaddy - over to you...
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Post by syncroand101 »

The 15" Merc AMG replica Alloys - made in Germany by Rial - on mine, got them about 5 years ago new and they have withstood a good hammering (i'm not nice to them). I'm am still waiting for them to break.

They are looking very tired now, seeing as though you can get a similar set new for £300, they aren't too bad.

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But will u feel confident 300 miles in the middle of nowere on very rough terrain with them.

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They have taken a real hammering so far and survived. The only real way to go is with the correct load rating steel wheels - which, if I had the money would be the first things I'd go for. I'm far more for practicality than looks.

If I were Andrew - I'd be going for a set of the steels... :wink:

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Post by Russel »

Jake thanx for the good photos.We received then yesterday.
I will e-mail u a photo of the "big wheels"

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I'll call you shortly...

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Post by amulet »

evening gentlemen, seems like I've missd a bit of tea-time banter!

yep, totally agree - steelies all the way for those exact reasons but I've allways been interested in those style of wheel because I think the look goes well with the age of the T25.

if you have a picture of your wheels Jake I'd be interested seeing them - post it up mate...
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Post by Simon Baxter »

Wheel were made by Ronal for Projectzwo I think you'll find.
Nice centre caps and everything, ready to bolt on in the correct offset.
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