15" or 16" Alloys for 1.2 65Bhp

T. Spark

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Keep your eyes peeled for the Mk2 Toledo that came with the same wheels, but the right bolt pattern

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Learn something new everyday! But yes, pre-facelift FR wheels FTW rob
 

Havoc

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Mar 3, 2008
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Portsmouth
I got 17s on my car and it has NOT slowed my acceleration at all infact id say its faster, top end aswell. however i do have lightweight alloys and they way not even 3 quaters the amount of my old standard SEAT alloys. They are also wraped in toyo proxys. So i would say go with 17s but if u go get decent ones the handeling is better and more responsive. and in my opinion unless its lowered like s*** it looks dumb.
 

immersion

Auto emoción
Nov 1, 2008
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Ireland
I got 17s on my car and it has NOT slowed my acceleration at all infact id say its faster, top end aswell. however i do have lightweight alloys and they way not even 3 quaters the amount of my old standard SEAT alloys. They are also wraped in toyo proxys. So i would say go with 17s but if u go get decent ones the handeling is better and more responsive. and in my opinion unless its lowered like s*** it looks dumb.

yeah im going to lower it in the new year :D
 
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