Approved Alloys

[d7ve_b 44 1 Cars]

On a road car it's standard wheels or GTFO. Nothing else suits the styling, except maybe the Fondmetals.

 

I disagree:

 

 

I think sl434's are lurvely.

Edited August 14, 2013 by d7ve_b

[McDude 33]

I've 'come out of retirement' to post on this thread.

 

NEVER in the history of wheels and cars (including horse carts, horseless carriages, jalopies, vans, trucks, pick ups, SUVs, caravans, stage-coaches...) has there ever been an alloy/car combination better than the 1.9 Speedline/205 GTi combo. FACT

 

Also 'acceptable' on a 205 GTi:

- 1.6 alloys

- SL434s (but do look an awful lot like a 1.9 wheel so why bother?)

 

106 Rallye Steels are acceptable provided the owner also owns a set of mint 1.9 alloys and the steelies are for the winter tyres.

 

None of this is up for debate. Disagreeing only means you are wrong.

[jonXS 30 1 Cars]

what if its not a gti ie XS

[1 FAT PUG 39]

 

I disagree:

 

 

I think sl434's are lurvely.

think they suit white 205`s better

[d7ve_b 44 1 Cars]

I think they'd suit my 205 better

[jackherer 543]

I don't know why everybody is so obsessed with 434s, I think they are awful, the gusset bits where the spoke meets the rim look totally wrong. They have historical significance for 205s but they are not a nice looking wheel IMO, the 1.9 wheel design is far better.

[S@m 156]

I vote 434's for the summer, c5 'steelies' for the winter/track.

[lemmingzappa 75 1 Cars]

Couple of types that I've run on mine:

 

Exip's & Fondmetal 4000

 

 

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[2052NV 24]

The exip's are awesome! were you running spacers with them "lemmingzappa"

[lemmingzappa 75 1 Cars]

Using adapters as they are Ford fitment, but I believe if you go for the Pug fitment version you shouldn't need to use any spacers.

 

The wider track is due to 1.6 hubs and 309 beam.

[jonXS 30 1 Cars]

mmmm mmmm mmm those exip wheels look beautiful on white 205s

[AlexRS2782 136 1 Cars]

Proper bit of retro styling with the Fondmetal wheels