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Anyway, I now have some Dymag rims and Compomotives left over...and the trailer. Bur as to the wheels, I'm plotting just putting them on eBay for a wider audience, but does anyone have any idea a) what they're worth, and b) what else the stud pattern/size will fit? Just advertising them up as only suitable for a Tuscan Challenge car kind of limits their appeal and there must be something more mainstream they fit too? Any ideas?
...better think about a new user name too as I've no longer got a TVR nor a Chevrolet engine.
put the money towards a new tvr and you can keep the name lol...
might be interested in some wheels :-)
the wheels will fit a wedge or a tuscan challenge car. they will go on the later t cars, but not properly as the pcd is different so dangerous IIRC they are a ford 5 stud pattern not the chrysler one on the Cerb and T-cars
might be interested in some wheels :-)
the wheels will fit a wedge or a tuscan challenge car. they will go on the later t cars, but not properly as the pcd is different so dangerous IIRC they are a ford 5 stud pattern not the chrysler one on the Cerb and T-cars
Graham said:
put the money towards a new tvr and you can keep the name lol...
might be interested in some wheels :-)
That's precisely where the money is going might be interested in some wheels :-)

PM me about the wheels if you want. I bought the Compomotives new for the car when I built it...so I'm guessing maybe 2007. I only used them as track wheels with slicks so never seen road use or hit potholes - but some marks from on- and off- the car frequently, and lugged in and out of car boots etc. They still have slicks on then, but so old now only fit for burnouts and showboating. I had the 3 Dymags powder coated years ago, and they're 'original', so a few pits and marks under the powder coating and I can't vouch for their roundness as I've never really run them; just kept them as spares.
Hi,
That was a lovely Tuscan you had there and something to aspire too,
I am building a road goer (still!) only have a set of O.Z.18ins (which I have refurbed) so am interested in what you might have.....out of date slicks are the sort of thing I would use if the car ever got displayed ....
Moving forward be great if you stayed with the brand, so hope the new one ticks your boxes....
Thanks,
Steve.G.
That was a lovely Tuscan you had there and something to aspire too,
I am building a road goer (still!) only have a set of O.Z.18ins (which I have refurbed) so am interested in what you might have.....out of date slicks are the sort of thing I would use if the car ever got displayed ....
Moving forward be great if you stayed with the brand, so hope the new one ticks your boxes....
Thanks,
Steve.G.
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