Which wheel?

[Whubbsie]

First ones for sure, look a lot like the AEZs I was thinking about except they are black.

[Mrk_Mickey]

Ooooohhhh man my love for multispokes only grows bigger every set I see.....

[Cygnus]

Doh. Those lite-fins are no longer available. Only the lite 9's. Quoted $190 a corner ex fitting/tyres.

[RhysQ]

so after a decent set of tyres fitted you are looking at about $1,600+..... a bit exy for Speedy wheels i reckon.

[Roodosutaa]

Surely there are more people who like the black wheel, red-lip look? Goes with the grille perfectly

$190 for what size though?

Oh and how lite is "lite"?

[Flaps]

Surely there are more people who like the black wheel, red-lip look? Goes with the grille perfectly

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I like individuality.

[thestu]

first ones bro

[runamuk]

I had Speedy Holotype-R in 17's on my old MK III GL. I managed to buckle them a bit, but they rolled out fine. Was entirely my fault though.

Hi all, anyone had experience with Speedy wheels? Are they are good reliable manufacturer? I'm thinking of one of these 2 wheels to go on a candy white polo. Will they fit? Anyone good with photo shop? Thanks.

http://www.speedywheels.com.au/images/zoom/lite-fin.htm
http://www.speedywheels.com.au/images/zoom/lite-9.htm

[dubbed]

I love the red outer but I'm not completely sold on that actual rim... I think it is something that could look tits on the car in real life, or absolutely shyte. If your Polo was black I'd say definitely but being CW I don't know about them.

Both are good choices though

If you put up a decent photo of your car someone can Photoshop the rims on for you to get a better idea of how they will look.

[Spec83]

I had polished Speedy Hyperfangs in 17" on my old excel and they looked good... especially when the 205 tyre is stretching over a 7.5" rim and the ouside of the rim sticks outside the tyre hehe

Looking at the offset (ET45) and they sound like they are tailored to fit a WRX... 17" in a polo I think you are looking more around the ET38 to ET42 offset range... It's amazing what a few mm of offset can do in regards to scrubbing on guards / suspension components.