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nathy_87

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22nd Nov 11 at 13:00

http://www.alloygator.com/products.asp

Basically it's a trim that you put on the rim of the alloy to protect it. Was thinking about getting some soon as I'm getting a set of Borbet A's for the 107.

Ta.

[Edited on 22-11-2011 by nathy_87]

VrsTurbo

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22nd Nov 11 at 13:01

wow how to make a 107 look worse!

nathy_87

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22nd Nov 11 at 13:04

knew you'd come in with a cuntish comment like that, not useful, fuck off.

chris_uk

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22nd Nov 11 at 13:08

probably alright if you use silver or black.

VrsTurbo

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22nd Nov 11 at 13:11

wouldnt they be better on the imaginary cav?

Simon

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22nd Nov 11 at 13:15

lol

Gary

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22nd Nov 11 at 13:32

Just learn to drive and you won't fuck your wheels.

laingyla

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22nd Nov 11 at 22:18

quote:
Originally posted by Gary
Just learn to drive and you won't fuck your wheels.

Lol

Jimbothebarbarian

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23rd Nov 11 at 09:04

They're known to fly off at speed causing damage to your car.

Good idea but shite in practice mate.

nathy_87

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23rd Nov 11 at 11:43

Jim, Im not saying your a liar, have you got anything to back that up with? As by the looks of thigns they just go under the rubber so I cant see them coming off too easy.

Cheers mate.

Jimbothebarbarian

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23rd Nov 11 at 22:27

quote:
Originally posted by nathy_87
Jim, Im not saying your a liar, have you got anything to back that up with? As by the looks of thigns they just go under the rubber so I cant see them coming off too easy.

Cheers mate.

There was a big old carry on about them on VXRonline or similar. With varfious links to several forums with people who'd had isses with them coming off. Some very expensive cars AFAIK.

I couldn't give a fuck TBH (no offence) buy them if you like or spend a bit of time searching the forums and find out for yourself if they're good or bad. I'm on my phone so I can't really do a load of searches but the info is out there if you have a bit of a dig about..

--ToM--

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23rd Nov 11 at 22:30

if you need rim protectors you shouldnt be allowed alloys

nathy_87

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23rd Nov 11 at 22:38

you got the details for mk2 cav?

--ToM--

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24th Nov 11 at 19:00

yes mate took aload of piks of it there on my camera in work ill upload tommorow

nathy_87

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24th Nov 11 at 19:06

Nice one mukka.

@Jimbo: Ok mate thank you

BluKoo

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24th Nov 11 at 19:26

Don't bother. Just stay away from kerbs. Job done.

John

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24th Nov 11 at 19:29

These must be popular with all the women drivers on the 107 forum.

nathy_87

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24th Nov 11 at 19:31

quote:
Originally posted by John
These must be popular with all the women drivers on the 107 forum.

Cause we've all got money to burn to get £500 worth of alloy repaird John.

BluKoo

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24th Nov 11 at 19:34

quote:
Originally posted by nathy_87
Cause we've all got money to burn to get £500 worth of alloy repaird John.

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo
Just stay away from kerbs

Honestly, its not hard.

John

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24th Nov 11 at 19:37

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo

quote:
Originally posted by nathy_87
Cause we've all got money to burn to get £500 worth of alloy repaird John.

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo
Just stay away from kerbs

Honestly, its not hard.

This.

And £500 alloys on a 107 means money to burn.

nathy_87

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24th Nov 11 at 19:38

Easier said then done half the time.

Simon

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24th Nov 11 at 22:31

Staying away from kurbs?

Jamie-C

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24th Nov 11 at 22:54

Easier said than done? Got a licence mate?

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