Expensive (silly) starting bid and they're the ET31 ones, but look in good nick. Think they're 6" not 6.5" like the other ET37 Mercs steels
1 day to go... North East (£37-00 postage)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... %3AIT&rd=1
Also maybe check these (alloys)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/15-MERCEDES-C-CLA ... dZViewItem
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Thanks, someone might, but nicked myself four ET37s for £9-99 t'oher day - he's a bit out int he.
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But 0,5" extra wheel spreads the tyre better.... or does it, discuss.....
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Still Syncro, just much fasterer
Still Syncro, just much fasterer
Oh, I think we could indeed discuss this... all night
12mm on the track (0.7%) make it noticeably more stable*
Vs
205/225 tyres bulge more on 6" rims threatening the sidewalls more
(Outside face of rim in exactly same place for both rims)
* That's if wheel centreline is true running track rather than some 'effective' running line when cornering/leaning probably somewhere between the centreline and the outside edge of tyre


12mm on the track (0.7%) make it noticeably more stable*
Vs
205/225 tyres bulge more on 6" rims threatening the sidewalls more

(Outside face of rim in exactly same place for both rims)
* That's if wheel centreline is true running track rather than some 'effective' running line when cornering/leaning probably somewhere between the centreline and the outside edge of tyre


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Syncro Kastenwagen / 16" Kombi Camper
Syncronaut No. 1