The Official Mk7 Wheel Thread

[Dutch77]

Vossen VFS6 in, I assume, a 20 inch sizing and custom gold finish:

[danielb_c]

Vossen VFS6 in, I assume, a 20 inch sizing and custom gold finish:

Good tie in with the blue, and red calipers

[danielb_c]

Wagon Wednesday:

Attachment 23520

Not for this colour car, in that colour wheel, IMO

Maybe on a white car, or red at a pinch?

[Dutch77]

Good tie in with the blue, and red calipers

Don't mind it - gold works fairly well with blue, grey, black and occasionally red.

Although it does echo the WRX style a little.

Not for this colour car, in that colour wheel, IMO

Maybe on a white car, or red at a pinch?

Not my type of finish - those work best in the OEM finish we had locally on the 35th Mk6 - off silver.

[Dutch77]

A celebration of Wagon Wednesday and a further look at the Vossen VFS6 from earlier today, this time in a more standard silver finish:

[danielb_c]

Although it does echo the WRX style a little.

Must be the P plater suppressed deep inside who never got to own the early WRXs

[Dutch77]

Must be the P plater suppressed deep inside who never got to own the early WRXs

In you or me?

[danielb_c]

In you or me?

Oh, there's definitely one in me somewhere down there, hidden away behind the suit and tie, stocks and bonds, mortgage and kids, and all that other sensible 'grown up' stuff.

[Dutch77]

Oh, there's definitely one in me somewhere down there, hidden away behind the suit and tie, stocks and bonds, mortgage and kids, and all that other sensible 'grown up' stuff.

I was from the 'other side' in those days - I had one of the first Chev motored SS in black, dark tint, full exhaust and a 'big' (at the time) set of 18 inch ROH Azzuro* wheels which I guess were copies of the OZ Superturismo LMs - even then I was channeling my inner Euro, it just took me another decade or so to bite the bullet on the Mk6 GTI.

*Interestingly when googling them today the style I had still comes up, but officially they are now a half copy of OZ Ultraleggeras and are usually fitted to that ROH Toyota 86 project car that pops up in magazines and shows.

[Dutch77]

BBS LM
Specs: 19 x 9, ET42 (with 5mm spacers all round so ET37), weight tbc
Tyres: Nankang NS20 225/35/19
Other: KW DDC Coilovers





Not quite the fitment I'd aim for in one of my favorite wheels of all time - my idea would look more like this: