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    Hmm best suited wheel style for a astra mk4?

    help me, i cant find any 5 stud, vaux friendly 18" alloys that would look nice on a mk4 astra...

    anyone got any acheive pictures of mk4's with different wheels on that they could stick up here... and suggestions as to which looks best, thin spokes, fat spokes, multispokes, deep-dish etc....


    cheers chris

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    technomagnesio detroit f1's on a silver mk4! slammed!

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    not too sure on the detroits!?

    and pics astra on kahns

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    Something with a wide flat spoke that stretches to the edge of the rim like a Masitaly wheel or a modern version of the Wolf Race Voodoo wheel would look real sweet IMHO, they would also look huge in 18"

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    What about Astra H 5 spokes......


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    i thinking about a set of compomotive wheels... but there 8x18"!!!

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