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Option 1 - rs6's 21 75.00%
Option 2 - merc slr's 7 25.00%
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Old 15-01-11, 10:24 PM   #1
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I can't decide between these (I know its an audi site but need some help deciding which wheels):

option 1



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Note - option one won't be in orange if they go back on the car as someone else has then on there car in the same colour so want something different now.
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Old 15-01-11, 10:36 PM   #2
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I'd go for the Toyota!
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Old 15-01-11, 10:37 PM   #3
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I'd go for the Toyota!
lol if top gear was an option
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i like the SLR reps, option 2
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Option 1 for Me...Option 2 looks Rover/MG ish....Well it does to me..
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thanks for the replies, I should add that the rs6's look bigger compaired to the slr's and definately easier to clean. The slr's fit but are slowly killing the car as they are too wide (8.5's and 9.5's spaced out respectively) so i've either got to change back to the rs6's or leave these on and will at vrs in northampton said I can borrow his arch rolling tool to sort this (or quattronutter/aiden said he'd flare the archs out for me when the next lot of works done on the car)
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Old 15-01-11, 11:18 PM   #7
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You need another option.... Non of the above
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RS6s are easier to clean.......
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option 1 in black and white
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option 1 wheels, option 2 colours
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1. gunmetal, for me
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