OK, you're right, and given that snow, those narrow tyres might have been better for grip too. The amount of offset does make a big difference to the looks of a Midas, though!Moneypit wrote:Smaller point of contact, better mpgDavid L wrote:You REALLY need to get wider wheels on that car.![]()
This is what it's wearing these days:-
Mirrors
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Re: Mirrors
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lankyjames
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- Location: Nottingham
Re: Mirrors
MrBounce, Do I need to mention I have a pair of Renault 14 mirrors (attached some white doors) haha.
I've got bullet mirrors on mine, but the chrome rusts within 12-18months, sure I could polish it back, but I think I may change for something that won't!
California Mirrors are quite a common sub:
http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/motorsport/mirrors/vitaloni-californian-mirror
I've got bullet mirrors on mine, but the chrome rusts within 12-18months, sure I could polish it back, but I think I may change for something that won't!
California Mirrors are quite a common sub:
http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/motorsport/mirrors/vitaloni-californian-mirror

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Geoff Butcher
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- Joined: Fri Dec 05, 2008 9:10 pm
- Location: Braintree
Re: Mirrors
A bit cheaper from Europa:
https://www.europaspares.com/product/2/ ... irror.html
I'm quite tempted to try these. Must find out if they're flat or convex
https://www.europaspares.com/product/2/ ... irror.html
I'm quite tempted to try these. Must find out if they're flat or convex
Geoff
Re: Mirrors
Those mirrors are flat. Got them on my convertible but to be honest they're crap, hardly any adjustment in them
