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    Re: Coffin Spokes - Back In Production

    Quote Originally Posted by AVFC80 View Post
    Can anyone out there give me the Pros and Cons of the Hawk vs the lister wheel sets?

    thanks
    Listerbell wheels are in 17´´ ( I have these on my Corse with cheap Falken tires) and Hawk in 15´´ that is more expensive for tires ( michelin TB 15 or Avon are more pricy!)
    A good reason for choosing Image wheels provided by LTR!!
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    Re: Coffin Spokes - Back In Production

    I figured that tire availability would be a big issue, do they look big in the wheel arch?

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    Re: Coffin Spokes - Back In Production

    Quote Originally Posted by AVFC80 View Post
    I figured that tire availability would be a big issue, do they look big in the wheel arch?
    Listerbell wheels are easily available and looking great and big enough in the wheel arches!

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    Re: Coffin Spokes - Back In Production

    Don't think the Hawk wheels will fit the LB?

    The Hawk ones are the right size at 15 inch but the tyres can be a tad expensive.

    The LB ones are three piece I think, 16 and/or 17 inch so tyres are more available.

    Guy

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    Re: Coffin Spokes - Back In Production

    Quote Originally Posted by Guy Mayers View Post
    Don't think the Hawk wheels will fit the LB?

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    Why ever not?

    Hawk wheels will fit the LB, there are two cars out there fitted with them, one in France & one in the US. You do need to go with the 5 x 108 Ferrari fitment nowadays though rather than the 5 x 98 Alfa fitment.

    It appears that there are many options for coffin spoke wheels & all appear to be slightly different in construction.

    Manufacturers are-
    Hawk, 15" pressure cast aluminium
    Roin, 15" CNC billet aluminium
    TMB Racing, 15" Aluminium (unsure if sand cast or pressure cast)
    Marvic, 15" sand cast Magnesium
    Alfaholics, 15" Magnesium
    Lister Bell, 16"F,16"R Stradale, 16"F 17"R Gp4, 2 piece, cast aluminium outer, spun aluminium inner.

    All can be made to fit all variants & all have different foibles which would take too long to detail right now.
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    Re: Coffin Spokes - Back In Production

    Quote Originally Posted by Desmoucelle Frederic View Post
    Listerbell wheels are easily available and looking great and big enough in the wheel arches!
    I am +1 +1 with you Frederic !!!!
    LB wheels are avaible any time and can be done to suit any supensions uprights and wishbones and being In 2 parts if there is any damage can be repaired for less $$$ !!!
    I think they can be ordered with any color too ( others is probably" again" a question of more $$$$ )
    Beside the fact my first mount is 15" Marvic ( because of kilos saved )and very pricy wide Michelin ; I am in the project to buy an other set but 16" and 17" Gr4 Listerbell wheels just actually trying to find which brand of tyre to fit ( to have sort of wet and road tyres)

    Real dream for LB wheels will be to have them with Magnesium the option
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    Re: Coffin Spokes - Back In Production

    Quote Originally Posted by Strat Fan View Post
    Why ever not?
    Cheers Craig - happy to stand corrected!

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    Re: Coffin Spokes - Back In Production

    Iirc, Lister bells uprights and suspension can accept a hawk 15 inch coffin spoke but the hawk wheels are HEAVY. Sold on my hawk wheels for that reason.
    Last edited by strat24v; 24-07-2016 at 22:21.

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    Re: Coffin Spokes - Back In Production

    Quote Originally Posted by strat24v View Post
    Iirc, Lister bells uprights and suspension can accept a hawk 15 inch coffin spoke but the hawk wheels are HEAVY. Sold on my hawk wheels for that reason.
    Absolutly exact ; they are 9/ 11 kg heavier compared to Marvic so I saved more or less 40 kg on my project !!!!

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    Re: Coffin Spokes - Back In Production

    Not just the benefit of total weight loss but also the reaction of the dampers, it's unsprung weight, best place you could lose it from.

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