P38A Mondial vs Hurricane wheels value
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What are the cars? Year same as yours, Diesel/petrol?
You buying it for the wheels or spares?
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Hurricane wheels are homologated for the P38, I don't know the Mondials but never heard of them on a P38, do the have the correct weight rating?
One is a '97, the other I don't know yet. They're diesels, mine's a petrol. Mostly buying it for interior parts, wheels and the rear seats. Idea is to pick/swap what I need and sell it.
Yeah they're a factory 18" wheel, the ones that are star shaped. I quite like them but I also like the Hurricanes. So in terms of taste it doesn't matter much to me.
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Prices are equal, mondials are nicer to look at IMO.
How hard are parts to get where you are?
May be worth taking a lot more off and just weigh it in. Lots of valuable parts left if they are good.
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Comets are another choice 
Stop giving choices otherwise I will Chuck in my split rimsComets are another choice
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My project car has them . . . . .but they were on the car when I got it, so I didn't choose them. They are not on the LRSV doc either, so probably changed by one of the 9 previous owners.
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hmm 25th anniversary 630r hmmmm
You do have one of the better colours though. I bought green as it was mechanical sound but was ideally looking for blue. But the colour has grown on me a lot.
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I got blue when I was looking for green and I do like it now, I also have a green one.
I went to look at the one with the Hurricane wheels and its a complete shed 
Right rear quarter window broken and stored like that outside for half a year, luckily against a wall... Lots of mould inside. Only pro is that it has the rear seats and they're in good nick. (Context: in Belgium almost all these RR are converted to a van by removing the rear seat, for fiscal/tax reasons. Most are missing the rear seats, like mine). They want too much money for it so my eyes are turning towards the one with Mondials.
Right rear quarter window broken and stored like that outside for half a year, luckily against a wall... Lots of mould inside. Only pro is that it has the rear seats and they're in good nick. (Context: in Belgium almost all these RR are converted to a van by removing the rear seat, for fiscal/tax reasons. Most are missing the rear seats, like mine). They want too much money for it so my eyes are turning towards the one with Mondials.Hmmm and what about Triple Sports Kinda like the look as a hint towards the classic RR.
I'decided 16 inch will be the best choice but 18 inch allows me to get the tyre I want, the Michelin CrossClimate2:
Seem to have a thread which would be somewhat competent on grass and gravel/dirt
Kinda like the look as a hint towards the classic RR. I'decided 16 inch will be the best choice but 18 inch allows me to get the tyre I want, the Michelin CrossClimate2:
Seem to have a thread which would be somewhat competent on grass and gravel/dirt
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We’ve had Cross Climate on our Citroen C8 for a few years and they’re super sticky on the road, always superb grip and should be good for a RR but not sure about how they will effect your MPG given the rolling resistance. If you get them let us know.
Cheers, Tricky
Cheers, Tricky
