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 Post subject: what are these rims?
PostPosted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 9:04 pm 
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13's deep dish?

can you get these kinda 1's in 12inch? deep dish style.

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NG, they are 12" rims.

You can tell by the tyre. Looks like a Dunlop D01J tread pattern to me which, if my memory serves me correctly comes in 165/60R12.

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god they are sexy.

you reckon alot of the guard would need cutting at the front?

ive got the wood & picket flares can i still use them?


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well i see the ausmini sticker.

i wonder who it is.

& where they got them?

Uk i assume


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Guard cutting wise - probably not, as long as it isn't sitting on it's guts. Wood & Picket flares should be ok IIRC. Don't go wrecking a nice paint job just to put wheels on.

The ausmini user is "steve1965", he got them from MiniSport UK if my memory isn't playing tricks. Have a search for his car in the Mini Gallery.

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 9:31 pm 
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funny the rims im thinking of are in another post lol


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I have the same wheels (not chrome) on Monster no guard cutting but on full lock they rub...wouldn't change em though....
can maybe pick em up from a mini supplier...
I imported mine myself...

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Monster mini what flares are you using with your rims? Any pictures?

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yeh can you show us a pic mate???


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Monster Mini wrote:
I have the same wheels (not chrome) on Monster no guard cutting but on full lock they rub...wouldn't change em though....
can maybe pick em up from a mini supplier...
I imported mine myself...


how much did it cost you with postage?

im thinking of getting one?


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PostPosted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 7:29 pm 
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Hi NG the rims are 12x6 deep dish super lights and i did import them and the flares are group 5, the only thing that is needed is to put spacer drums on. There was no cutting of the guards at all.

Oh and i have imported another set for my trailer.

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steve your mini is very cool..


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NG wrote:
steve your mini is very cool..


Thanks mate i have put alot of money and time in this car, and i would never part with it now i only need to finish my trailer lol.

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yeh lots of money :)


it's worth it cool mini!!

how do you find them rims handling wise.

i just bought them in 12 x5 i wonder if i will need spacers.


im running the wood & pickets though.


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NG wrote:
yeh lots of money :)


it's worth it cool mini!!

how do you find them rims handling wise.

i just bought them in 12 x5 i wonder if i will need spacers.


im running the wood & pickets though.


The rims handle great and the tyres are Dunlop D01J they are a great tyre.
Not sure about the wood and pickets though.

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