Dan_Corsa
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Registered: 27th Nov 00
Location: preston,Lancashire
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TOMAS
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Registered: 7th Aug 02
Location: Nottinghamshire
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Ive owned them and no problems. I'd put them in the same league as 100+, team dynamics... heavy yes but the finish and quality are fine. People who have buckled these wheels must have twatted them running silly-low preasures in tyres, they dont just buckle!
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Dan_Corsa
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Registered: 27th Nov 00
Location: preston,Lancashire
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this is amazing how many people have owned fox wheels had never had problems,like i said earlier in my experience people who slate them have never owned them
if you take a look here http://www.wheel-base.co.uk/site/ you will see the is a 30 quid difference between tsw's with tyres and fox with tyres that 7.50 a wheel must make up for alot of quality and 17" fox acctually cost more than tsw's  ,you get what you pay for
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[Edited on 30-08-2003 by Dan_Corsa]
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Wolf In Welsh Clothing
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Registered: 31st Mar 03
Location: North Wales...... Cooper S on order
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quote:
Originally posted by Adam-D
right now im confused
Personally i just go for the cheaper, bigger profile ones.
Have you seen the profile on rally and formula1 tyres....
Just get smaller profiles if you need them to be smaller, want less tyre flex or prefer the look.
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Adam-D
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Registered: 11th May 02
Location: Cheshire
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i want handling and the wheels to be able to take bumps and my cd player not to skip
so 50's then?
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