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Pepper pot alloys on a Ford Ka, isn't there a law about that?Somebody stop me
Aug 04, 2005
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That would be as bad as using XR2i alloys....
Oh, you have?
As you were ;-)
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the rims look dented to me
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There's only a law against it if they're old Sierra ones...............
Which they are.
13" is the only size for small cars. You know it, we all know it etc...
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You typed a 3 instead of a 7 there grandad ;)
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you typed a 7 instead of an 18 idiot :)
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118" wheels... I'm impressed.
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Yes. They'd have to be.
:)
they'll be the wrong off set anyhoos
there from a RWD sierra
get some proper bo mk2 xr2 13's :)
or those chrome 19" spinners you know you really must have
Nope
All Ford RWD cars have a different offset to their FWD cars....... well, all except the Sierra, which uses the FWD offset...
118" wheels? Would they even fit on a Hummer?
Douglas
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D'oh! i re-elect me as new idiot as i meant to leave out that 1 :)
You're so bloody weird. They will look even worse than those XR2i ones and that's saying something.
Anything can be made to fit with a big enough hammer, the right spacers and a roll of gaffer tape.
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They are not the fiesta real pepperpots, they are xr4i wheels...
You're just working this out?
I think so too, very retro I guess.
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EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW !
Stoppit at once !
escort cosworth alloys look very tasty on ford ka's if I would admit to such a thing
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At 8" wide, wearing 225 rubber, there's gonna be a clearance problem.
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thats where the new mig welder and plasma cutter from ebay comes in to work ..........
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