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    Thread: TSW mondello

    1. #1
      Join Date
      Oct 2005
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      Lincoln, NE
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      TSW mondello

      ive been mocking up what these would look like on my car (1979 malibu - black) what do you guys think? black or polished? or maybe someone has a diffrent idea of what would look good...just trying to find the right wheel



      '79 Malibu Pro Touring project


    2. #2
      Join Date
      Dec 2004
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      I think a solid 5 spoke (not split/10) would look better with the boxier cars like your malibu. But if it was a black car, and you powdercoated the spokes black and left the lip polished it would look sweet either way.

    3. #3
      Join Date
      Oct 2005
      Location
      Brookhaven, Mississippi/ KL Malaysia
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      I am not a fan of black wheels, but to each his own. Those wheels look good in polished!!:3gears:

    4. #4
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      Aug 2004
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      SoCal
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      I like those wheels. Simple and clean.
      1965 GTO - 439ci Pontiac ,66 Tripower induction, M-20, Full GW suspension, 3:1 PS, manual Baer 13"/12" disks, 18" AR TT2 "Classics"
      2005 GTO - chrome lugs and valve caps...

    5. #5
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      Jan 2005
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      I started a thread about the TSW Montage a little while back. It's kinda like the Mondello except its a solid 5-spoke instead of split. I really like the black wheels look, but I'm not sure if it would go with any of the paint schemes I'm contemplating. Also, I have a couple questions on my mind regarding TSW wheels right now:

      1) Quality? I've never seen a car with them, and I know nothing about their quality. Obviously, I'm not expecting Forgelines or anything, but only $207 a piece for 18's in silver finish is really cheap.

      2) Do do they offer custom bolt patterns? They only have 5 x 120-mm listed, but I've heard that it will fit a chevy 5 x 4.75. I've also heard, however, that doing that isn't the best idea.

      3) Do do they offer custom backspacing? The offsets they offer aren't what you'd want for a 1st gen Camaro. On their website, it says they offer the wheels with +20 to +49-mm, but I think a 4.5" backspace on an 8" rim (what I need for my fronts) is only like +12-mm offset.
      Ryan
      '68 Camaro (slowly coming back together...very slowly)

    6. #6
      Join Date
      Mar 2005
      Location
      CHiCAGO, IL
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      I am not a fan of split spokes , I am more of a solid fan.
      Just my opinion , has allot to do on the overall prject , and what direction you are going for.

      I like black wheels on black , or darker colored cars , with a chrome or polished lip.

      But once again , thats just my taste...
      ProTeal55
      1955 Chevy Bel-Air 2 Door Hardtop
      Member: Half Fast Chicago
      http://www.halffastchicago.com




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