simonandjuliet
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reidalpine
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Hi guys! I haven't seen these b4 either,so hope you'll report again on here when you get the Brand-name. Would it be a good idea to put together a list of the brands that had wheels for the R4 (and possibly the R5 and R6)
Useful Info would be Name/Brand-Size/Width/-Offset/Inpress-Type of rim/Steel/Alu etc
could make a nice useful compilation
What do you think Malcolm? -R.
Useful Info would be Name/Brand-Size/Width/-Offset/Inpress-Type of rim/Steel/Alu etc
could make a nice useful compilation
What do you think Malcolm? -R.
RichardIRL
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They are Gotti wheels, never standard for R4s as far as I am aware.
Renault-5.net has a good page on the different wheels that were available for Renault 5s, most of which are pretty familiar to R4 owners too
http://www.renault-5.net/dossier_jantes.htm
Renault-5.net has a good page on the different wheels that were available for Renault 5s, most of which are pretty familiar to R4 owners too
http://www.renault-5.net/dossier_jantes.htm
reidalpine
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Hi Rich! pretty good page that. and you are correct in the ones above are Gottis-do you know if they are in fact 3way-split rims or just look-alikes? -R.
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Ried, I'm not sure as to whether they are three way split rims. I doubt it though.
reidalpine
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Gotti used to make "proper" rims ie real 3-way split-rims where you could order your own width and how much they were to build out and/or in,but it seems unlikely they would make such expensive rims to fit the R4 -even tho' we now all know the 4 is the ephitomy of a "special"even if not a down-right sportscar right?