I am expecting my new (to me) wheels to be delivered next week, replacing my Zeniths. I have toyed with the idea of putting another set of tyres on and keeping the Zeniths as spares or track wheels. I have some other plans and would like to raise some money.

No tyres, could do with a refurb although they are just about presentable. They look to have had a not-very-good pre-sale dealer spruce up in the past.

I'd like to offer these as p/ex against a NQSBBK or for sale for £200 collected. If I raise the funds for the brakes before the wheels sell they will be withdrawn, refurbished and tyres fitted for use. By me!

Pics when I get home as I am in Dublin and the thought popped into my head.

Is anybody waiting for pics or am I pitching the price too high?

Hi I've started looking for a spare set to put some winter tyres on. Where are they to be collected from? Will these fit a fl vrs? And pics yes plz

Collection would be from Leicester, I will take some proper pics once I get the tyres swapped onto the new wheels. Zeniths will fit onto an FL vRS.

The only thing stopping me doing so is if the wheels won't fit based on the next project.

If these are sold I have just seen a set of 4 x 17" Zeniths for mkII with tyres on eBay. I was thinking of getting them for winter but found another set.

Nope still got these although first refusal to another member.

These could very easily be in Redditch if necessary

Kind of temporarily withdrawn for reasons of daily use

Zeniths will fit over the NQSBBK as I've got them on mine and have this brake kit fitted.

Fantastic brake upgrade by the way, you won't look back

Ah yeah I had kind of decided that I was going to stick with them as they fit over the brakes, but I've bought something else now in preference to a refurb.

Still for sale, still looking for £200 or a pair of porsche calipers that possibly need repainting.

They (or rather one of them) looks like this when clean:

DSC_6082 by jonnyguitar, on Flickr

I think they were repainted by a dealer, still on the car as the stone guards have a bit of silver paint on them and it looks like the paint was applied over some dirt on the backs of the wheels. There is a bit of paint peel near the wheel nut recesses and a few light kerb marks, but they otherwise look quite presentable.