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    Default new here,,,weller steel wheels? for ins. reasons

    Hi, (didnt kno if there was anywhere i should introduce myself like on some forums but couldnt find anywhere so decided not to), for insurance reasons i.e. cost of alloys at 17 i was wandering about other alternatives...the obvious are SR steelies then i got thinking about weller wheels as seen mainly on mini's and fords. Anyone know if they would fit or/and what would be needed to make em fit ('92 5dr Nova saloon)?

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    yeah they fit, search the projects forum for '100pound nova' he has some fitted

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    I thought weller steels came in quite a low offset?

    In terms of insurance though, you will still have to declare them as they are an aftermarket modification.

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    Yes they are quite low jack, would be ok on a saloon though, unless your going "burgo" low...


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    ^^ they did foul the arches slightly but nothing we couldnt hammer out :D

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    I painted VW G60/golf "winter wheels" wheels white .... ET 36 however but look good for the money.

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    What's the offset on those wellers do you know draper?

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    RazorJack - I am hoping that being steel wheels they wont almost double my ins. when i pass and go on my policy like the alloys on it now will, although i know i will have to declare them,,,cheers.
    Anyone know where to get them from? They wernt the ones i was actually thinking of though even though they are way smart, i will get some pics of the ones i want...cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jay
    What's the offset on those wellers do you know draper?
    not a clue tbh, i can find out tho

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    I dont think there'll be any problems with clearance mate, when you see it you'll know what i mean,,,deffo needs lowering but it'll have to wait.
    I seriously doubt the alloys on now have the correct offset, they were on a corsa but the lad who had it before me couldnt insure them on it so chucked em on the loon when he sold it.
    I will try and get some pics up,,,do you have to have 15 posts to put pics up?

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