... anyway - back on topic. Brimma - stop teasing and buy your new rims already!

... anyway - back on topic. Brimma - stop teasing and buy your new rims already!

Watch this space

I might just 'make do' with a set of gold Pro Race 1.2s for summer, and keep the blacks for winter

Probably?? Turn it in...

Ok, if she left the suit on the door step she would be admitted! :p

I can't belive I'm going to say it, but that black wagon is TOO LOW.. and I don't think those wheel suit it. You always run the risk when you fit audi wheels to a skoda that people think you're just pretending to be an audi, or you really wish you could have afforded one. I know there's a tradition in vag cars; bentley rims, porsche etc but for me I'd just prefer some high quality aftermarket rims in a design that works well with the skoda shape.

Agree the A5 looks a bit "council estate". :p

I think they forgot to fit the rear suspension.......way to low!

Edited 6 February, 201115 yr by vRS_Pagey

I can't belive I'm going to say it, but that black wagon is TOO LOW.. and I don't think those wheel suit it.

It's on air. I don't think it works that well either.

It's on air. I don't think it works that well either.

The owner's definitely on something, probably a bit stronger than air though

Not keen on those Rays mate.

Not keen on those Rays mate.

Mmmmm....................gold 1.2s could be favourite at the moment :yes:

Another lightweight classic:

I think that black estate looks awesome with those rims. It does need a more usable ride height though.

Not keen on those Rays mate.

Found another option on a blue vRS - Cades Bern - very similar to VMR710s

Hmmm, not sure about those. They look a bit too... fiddly? Intricate?

Think it's also the interface between spoke and wheel edge.

Did a very rough mock up of mine on silver VMR710s a while ago

Either look good but in Matt bronze

Again, too spindly for me I think - needs thicker spokes. Think CHs are about as 'complex' as I'd go for personally.

I disagree, I think they look very slick. They diffinitely have a retro VAG look about them too.

Like that old school look

Like that old school look

Mmmmmmm.........old school and bling at the same time

Well done that man

Thx Bry

BBS RS-GT in 8.5x19 ET46 (also fits a VRS :yes: ) they weigh 9.8kg compared to the 15.2kg of the original 8.5x19 ET48 .

Weight-wise that's bloody good for a 19" - well done BBS

Thx Bry

BBS RS-GT in 8.5x19 ET46 (also fits a VRS :yes: ) they weigh 9.8kg compared to the 15.2kg of the original 8.5x19 ET48 .

£800 per wheel is a bit out of my league - I'm looking at more like £800 a set :'(

Unless you want to PM me somewhere in Germany who can do a deal

Yikes! Knew there'd be a trade-off for that lovely lightness! But £3200 per set

Can't see you picking up anything new from BBS and the likes for less than £1200 for the size you need.

Compomotive will do you something in 18 built upto your spec for between 800-900. Hope you weren't expecting tyres as well for that budget though

Or just keep scanning the Classifieds I suppose...

If it wasn't Turini, it was going to be Comp for me

MO6, 1881 model:

http://www.comp.co.uk/wheels/wheels.asp?range=MO6_0006

Probably finished in....

Or for you...

Yikes! Knew there'd be a trade-off for that lovely lightness! But £3200 per set

Definitely a rich man's wheel

Compomotive will do you something in 18 built upto your spec for between 800-900. Hope you weren't expecting tyres as well for that budget though

Compomotives are a possibility in either MO6, CXT or MVS

Or for you...

Not bad :yes: