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i really need some help,i ve narrowed down my choice to 4 options:

1.tomason tn1 17"rims,good looking but heavy as hell :(

2.original fiesta 17" alloys,look good,but dont know how heavy??? (help?)

3. oz superleggera 17",good looking and light

4.16" alloys (all mentioned up)

so,what should i get,i want the looks,but i also dont want to cut down on performance???? :(

oh yeah,the car is a 1.25 86bhp mk7 fiesta

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I dont understand that. I go by looks. :lol: let me see the pretty pics :)

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i really need some help,i ve narrowed down my choice to 4 options:

1.tomason tn1 17"rims,good looking but heavy as hell :(

2.original fiesta 17" alloys,look good,but dont know how heavy??? (help?)

3. oz superleggera 17",good looking and light

4.16" alloys (all mentioned up)

so,what should i get,i want the looks,but i also dont want to cut down on performance???? :(

oh yeah,the car is a 1.25 86bhp mk7 fiesta

Just go for the ones you prefer the look off. Let's be honest, it's a 1.25 engine, so no matter how heavy or light the wheels are, the car isn't going to be fast no matter what you put on.

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Well tbh I am not sure that any of them are going to make that much difference to your performance - and I would go with jma - it is how they make your car look (and reletive cost) that would be the deciding factor for me!

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that s just the point,the car goes really nice,and i dont want to lose that....

i ll probably go with the superleggera ones,they are lightweight,and look good on any car....

could anyone photoshop a fiesta so i could see how it looks with the superleggera alloys??? please???

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I would say that, if you do not want to potentially compromise the ride quality you have currently got, that I would not go for anything bigger than 16". You only have to look at the depth of rubber on the 17"s to know that they are going to give a slightly harder ride

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