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Teledials

Looks spot-on to me. [:)]

White CS wheels? Interesting idea, and any white wheels look good on a red or black car IMO. Love CS with a polished finish, less convinced by something that "flat" looking good in white. Photoshop experts please post pics? [8|]
 
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Very nice Andy.

There was at least one turbo s produced in white with white cs wheels. Was up for sale a year or two back.
 
Looking good Andy and it looks like Alfa are using them on their new super sports car [;)]


Don't know what happened to the photo!!??
 
Thanks Paul, just wish the weather would be kind so I could get her out of the garage for a couple of decent pics
Fingers crossed for the weekend
 
Looks great Andy.

I've been debating switching to 16" Teledials, just a shame that late offset ones can be hard to find.

Where did you pick yours up from?
 
Hi Andy, thanks mate

Picked them up off eBay for a snip, keep an eye I think a lot of people see Tele's and don't look to see if they are 16's
 
I've had my eye on a few sets mates, but tbh, sometimes people either ask silly money for them, or are never sure of exactly what they have (regarded widths & offsets)!!

I'll keep my eyes peeled, I had decided to leave mine on the 17's, but I think deep down I'd still rather downsize to some 16's.
 
Cheers :)

Was considering putting a trade up for my current 17" 996 wheels, but need to get some decent pics first.
 
Telephone dials are worth a good deal more. The days of sets of 16" wheels in either offset (both equally rare despite the common myth) for £150 have long since passed. They can sell for >3x that now whereas many 17" sets of 996 wheels struggle to exceed £300.
 
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