My new rims with invisible valves
My new rims with invisible valves
05-16-2004, 11:55 AM
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Originally posted by JasonHamilton
very nice... what did those rims set you back?
very nice... what did those rims set you back?
Sorry for my english, but what do you mean by "set you back" ?
05-16-2004, 12:01 PM
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Originally posted by cosmos
hi JasonHamilton,
Sorry for my english, but what do you mean by "set you back" ?
hi JasonHamilton,
Sorry for my english, but what do you mean by "set you back" ?
:D
05-16-2004, 12:18 PM
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Originally posted by Rotary Nut
..........and how do you fill them up? I take it there is a special adapter or something.
..........and how do you fill them up? I take it there is a special adapter or something.
"The hidden valve improves obviously the general impression and the design of the beautiful light metal rims. Thanks to its special construction, the valve is protected from the theft, the rim is easier to clean and a loss of pressure by sabotage is avoided. The hidden valve is placed in the hole of the normal valve and does not exceed the surface of the rim. The top of the valve in design "screw" is hardly noticed and it is taken for a component of the rim. To modify the pressure of air, you just release the screw of cover and then screws the provided adapter. Then, you can add or remove air as with a normal valve."
Hopping this explanation is clear enough
05-16-2004, 12:34 PM
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Originally posted by rudy8
how many rubles...marks...euros...denaros...dollars?:D
how many rubles...marks...euros...denaros...dollars?
:D
That costed me, all together (rims + tyres + valves + azote + mounting - discount
) CHF 2'900.- corresponding to USD 2'240.00More precisely,
the 2 front rims : ~ USD 540.00
the 2 rear rims : ~ USD 572.00
05-16-2004, 04:05 PM
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Originally posted by lourx8
Sweet rims man! Could you not have fitted 245/45/18s in front as well? Or did you just want it to be 225 front and 245 rear?
Sweet rims man! Could you not have fitted 245/45/18s in front as well? Or did you just want it to be 225 front and 245 rear?
05-16-2004, 04:11 PM
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Originally posted by Sanguine_Dark
Cosmos,
Could you take a few pictures from more of an angle so we can get a better look at the awesome lip on those wheels?
Thanx
Cosmos,
Could you take a few pictures from more of an angle so we can get a better look at the awesome lip on those wheels?
Thanx
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05-17-2004, 01:34 PM
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Originally posted by Sanguine_Dark
Cosmos,
Could you take a few pictures from more of an angle so we can get a better look at the awesome lip on those wheels?
Thanx
Cosmos,
Could you take a few pictures from more of an angle so we can get a better look at the awesome lip on those wheels?
Thanx
As asking, I took some more pictures. Enjoy!
