Team Banded Brothers.

[matt_r]

@Peatey thank you, I have a shuttle are the door cards thicker or different on them.

 

[T6ARF]

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Thank you, they are smoke chrome.

Very smart mate

 

[Deleted member 7013]

Mines a shuttle

 

[T6ARF]

more than likely the 55 profile that’s making them quite a fat tyre if you know what I mean?

I’d agree with this.... your sidewall bulges out beyond your rims.

 

[Deleted member 7013]

Thats why i said get a straight edge. Large sprit level on edge from the floor pushed onto the sidewall and measure the gap at the wheel arch. If that makes sense.

 

[Peatey]

@Peatey thank you, I have a shuttle are the door cards thicker or different on them.

I don't know if they are thicker or different as mine was a panel van converted to camper.

BTW cracking colour

 

[DWS]

Thats why i said get a straight edge. Large sprit level on edge from the floor pushed onto the sidewall and measure the gap at the wheel arch. If that makes sense.

Scroll back several pages someone has posted pics of exactly how when comparing something similar

 

[Jayjmac]

Not really banded steels, but an update on the new Navis steels to give people a better idea on how they are going to look.
These are the two versions in 20"
They aren't mine, THQ just asked if they could try them on mine with the big brakes, to make sure they didn't foul anything, which they didn't.

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I’m not honestly a fan.. maybe it’s the colour

 

[Jayjmac]

@Peatey thank you, I have a shuttle are the door cards thicker or different on them.

The shuttle door cards are thicker. I’m pretty sure it’s your height and tyre bulge. @Tourershine maybe able to shed more light on this. King of steels

 

[T6ARF]

I’m not honestly a fan.. maybe it’s the colour

I think it’s the size.... a 20” wheel is a massive wheel that you can lose in an alloy with spokes/detail etc, but a steel wheel is pretty much a solid wheel.... sometimes size isn’t everything!

 

[Jayjmac]

I think it’s the size.... a 20” wheel is a massive wheel that you can lose in an alloy with spokes/detail etc, but a steel wheel is pretty much a solid wheel.... sometimes size isn’t everything!

That’s what I tell the mrs.. honestly darling it’s not about the size of the boat it’s about the motion in the ocean

 

[Jayjmac]

I think it’s the size.... a 20” wheel is a massive wheel that you can lose in an alloy with spokes/detail etc, but a steel wheel is pretty much a solid wheel.... sometimes size isn’t everything!

I know what you mean. I think the whole point of the RRs and the amaroks banded is to create a “deep dish” where as these are pretty flat!

 

[T6ARF]

I know what you mean. I think the whole point of the RRs and the amaroks banded is to create a “deep dish” where as these are pretty flat!

Agreed!

 

[Jayjmac]

I’m not sure what category these would fall in and who they would be for. It may just be the colour.

 

[Tourershine]

sometimes size isn’t everything!

You keep telling yourself that mate.

 

[T6ARF]

You keep telling yourself that mate.

It’s not how big the dog in the fight, it’s how big the fight in the dog!!!

 

[T6ARF]

I’m not sure what category these would fall in and who they would be for. It may just be the colour.

Sometimes you just can’t reinvent the wheel!

 

[j4ckal]

Im not running any spacers.. If it is the camber what can I do about that?

I think its a combination of sidewall height and the fact you aren't lowered much. Lower it more and they will tuck in ie. more negative camber. Only problem is you probably can't go that low due to the tyre wall height, catch 22 situation....

 

[coullstar]

Anyone run 8.5in all round? Must admit Im tempted to see if anyone wants a swap for my 9in rears so I can swap wheels front to back if needed and just space out rear set.

 

[racerke600]

Anyone run 8.5in all round? Must admit Im tempted to see if anyone wants a swap for my 9in rears so I can swap wheels front to back if needed and just space out rear set.

i'm going to
recieved them last week, this week the tyres are getting mounted and maybe near the weekend will try the wheels.