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    07-10-2008 06:32 PM #1
    After too many years of corrado ownership, there has yet to be found a perfect wheel for the corrado.

    Prove me wrong.

    And it better be good.


  2. 07-10-2008 06:34 PM #2

    I like these... but I there up for sale now

  3. 07-10-2008 06:49 PM #3
    Quote, originally posted by fvtec »

    I like these... but I there up for sale now

    What do you have a 3 wheeled corrado?!!!

    I HAVE to see that...


  4. 07-10-2008 07:04 PM #4
    Quote, originally posted by corradokreep »

    What do you have a 3 wheeled corrado?!!!

    I HAVE to see that...


    Yep but the 3 wheel one has 36"er's. I'm from cali you know how they do it out here!

    The 4th one was behind me in the corner. To many corrado parts in that room


  5. 07-10-2008 07:29 PM #5
    Quote, originally posted by d-bot »
    ...there has yet to be found a perfect wheel for the corrado.

    I'm right with you.

    Posting wheels intended for Porsches, BMWs, etc. does not count.

    The wheel must be 5x100 with an appropriate offset w/o the use of spacers.

    I've been wheel-less for months and still haven't found a wheel I'm sold on. Sure, I love top notch BBS wheels like any other fanatic, but 99% of the time the width and offset are not ideal for the Corrado.


    Modified by tachycardia at 4:31 PM 7-10-2008


  6. 07-10-2008 08:44 PM #6
    16" BBS Speedlines.

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    07-10-2008 08:49 PM #7
    RS 301's FTMFW



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  8. 07-10-2008 09:28 PM #8
    16" speedlines

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    07-10-2008 09:41 PM #9
    stock sebrings.

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    07-10-2008 09:51 PM #11
    ^^^ are those 16x9s? ^^^^


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    07-10-2008 11:03 PM #12
    In My opinion theres a few nice wheels for the corrado
    But Most Corrados Dont pull it off Stance wise

    But if i had to Choose 301's For sure

    BBS

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    07-10-2008 11:52 PM #13
    I love BBS CH's on a Corrado. I fell in love with them when a customer had them on his M3 a few years ago and always wondered how they would look on a Corrado. Yohannes proved to me they look sweet and now they are played out thanks to Dave!

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    07-11-2008 12:05 AM #14
    There aren't many...

    15" - stock SLC speedlines

    16" - Compomotive MOs (at about a 33 or less offset so the spokes are flat, not curved)

    17" - Abt A9s. The original, circa 1997-98 - without lips, stretch, or any of that junk. IMO the most beautiful wheel ever made for the SLC or Mk3 VR cars.


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    07-11-2008 12:24 AM #15
    Blah. 301's maybe but 17s are big for an early 90's sports car.

    No one has proven me wrong yet. BTW, 16x9 anything suck. Tried that one before.


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    07-11-2008 01:32 AM #16
    Plain and simple



    There are few simple but big money wheels that would look perfect on the corrado
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    A true built car is one in which the owner alone has done its work intirely!
    Not had a shop build the motor,Not had a shop paint it ,Not had a upolster do the interior,Not just supplied money for work of any kind for the vehicle!
    According to this guy no one builds cars.

  17. 07-11-2008 01:53 AM #17
    The wheels with all the bolts and such aren't spartan enough for the Corrado IMHO. THey look better on a later Golf. Speedlines have that spartan look, so I like them.

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    07-11-2008 02:55 AM #18
    I believe that the perfect wheel size for the Corrado is 16x8 with a 35offset.

    That said, these come awfully close.





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    07-11-2008 03:12 AM #19
    Keeping an eye on this thread....

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    07-11-2008 03:14 AM #20
    RS 301.

    The RS that was made for the Corrado...well at least the VR6.

    My other choice would be the Abt A9.


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    07-11-2008 04:57 AM #21
    IMO they don't get any better than Fat Fives. These wheels are perfect for the Corrado:

    (Yareka's car)

    If you want a period aftermarket wheel, the OZ Polaris:

    Most of the BBSs are too fussy for the Corrado. I think it looks best with a clean set of bold 5-spokes

    Mikki x


    Modified by MikkiJayne at 10:00 AM 7-11-2008

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  22. 07-11-2008 05:03 AM #22
    im partial to theese

  23. 07-11-2008 05:17 AM #23
    what about a set of 17" LM's ??




    Modified by Torsten at 8:31 AM 7-13-2009

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  24. 07-11-2008 05:54 AM #24
    borbet type B (pretty sure they have 2 styles that were type B)
    edit: the tire rack type B's are actually type "CB"

    also, Borbet Type T, and Type E (yet to see E on a corrado)

    these would be interesting

    and, i jsut saw these on a bmw site
    BBS Work Equip Prototype 17x8.5 et13 (what the guy said)




    Modified by itskmill06 at 4:40 AM 7-11-2008


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    07-11-2008 06:25 AM #25
    Quote, originally posted by Toffeerado »
    Plain and simple



    There are few simple but big money wheels that would look perfect on the corrado

    You read my Mine LOL these are some hawt choices Im in love with the s2's

    BBS

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    07-11-2008 07:10 AM #26
    Quote, originally posted by itskmill06 »

    and, i jsut saw these on a bmw site
    BBS Work Equip Prototype 17x8.5 et13 (what the guy said)

    Modified by itskmill06 at 4:40 AM 7-11-2008


    Good luck finding a set. Mike has the only set i have ever seen and from what BBS said they were never put out on the market. Work Equip looks the same and you can find those in 5/100

    RS is where its at....Id like to see a Corrado on Lee's old harrtmann's


  27. 07-11-2008 07:39 AM #27
    i like my a9s
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  28. 07-11-2008 08:05 AM #28
    These are Corrado fitment, no adapters
    As close to perfect as you can get

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    07-11-2008 08:40 AM #29
    Quote, originally posted by itskmill06 »
    Type E (yet to see E on a corrado)

    Definitely not the nicest rim posted in this thread. But they do look at home on a Corrado.



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    07-11-2008 08:42 AM #30
    Quote, originally posted by Torsten »
    what about a set of 17" LM's ??

    HAWT Torsten!


    Modified by german old school at 1:13 PM 7-11-2008

    BBS

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    07-11-2008 10:47 AM #31
    ABT's! w00t.


    They will be up for sale SOON.

    iirc krazee wanted them or something..


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    07-11-2008 11:00 AM #32
    actually matt, that was me.

    best rado wheel ever is LM's with red caps.

    then Borbet Type A's

    then KT1's

    then Azav A's

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  33. 07-11-2008 11:02 AM #33
    Quote, originally posted by Noobercorn »

    best rado wheel ever is LM's with red caps.


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    07-11-2008 11:03 AM #34
    bingo kev, that EXACT wheel.
    Horology, Renovations, Home, Auto, anything. You need it, I can do it. If I can't, I know who can! I'm here to help! Ask me anything, ill do my best.

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  35. 07-11-2008 11:08 AM #35
    agree !! but i need the red caps
    you are looking for euro under dash parcel trays (a/c) ?? PM me i can help you !!

    www.53i-styling.de

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