Clio Trophy Alloys

Bobbywhacker · Jan 10, 2006

Hi all,

Are these called Turini's?

Also are they the same offset etc as the normal 182 Cup wheels? Thinkin of changing mine over - do the spokes on the Turini's protrude like the 182 cup wheels - forever curbin mine due to old tosspieces in kraut-wagons and sodding people carriers 'owning' the road.

Cheers ears

sh33n · Jan 10, 2006

Yer, Speedline Turini's.

They are a different offset I believe but will still fit, but I think people will recommend getting the Cup offset and getting them painted.

Sure someone will confirm, fred probably

Fred@BTM · Jan 10, 2006

on a lowered 182 you'll have problems with the 172cup turinis at ET38.5 offset scrubbing

Bobbywhacker · Jan 10, 2006

not on about the 172 turinis, its the 182 Trophy alloys i'm after - these would fit ok wouldn't they?

rmccardal · Jan 10, 2006

Gary G has them on his 182. They fit fine.

nelson182 · Jan 10, 2006

182WRC has just had these fitted to his 182, ask him how difficult it was with the fitting. I assume you also have a 182?

Bobbywhacker · Jan 10, 2006

Yep 182 with the cup packs - would my current tyres fit? My cars only got 4000 medium-paced miles on it, don't really want to start shelling out for new boots as well

Fred@BTM · Jan 10, 2006

Bobbywhacker said:
not on about the 172 turinis, its the 182 Trophy alloys i'm after - these would fit ok wouldn't they?

same wheels, different offset

i was getting at you "could" buy a secondhand set of 172 turini's and get them powdercoated in the Trophy colour

cheaper option, but i'm not 100% sure if the offset will work or not without having to modify arches

Fred@BTM · Jan 10, 2006

nelson182 said:
182WRC has just had these fitted to his 182, ask him how difficult it was with the fitting. I assume you also have a 182?

erm jack up car, remove old wheel, put on new one, lower jack???

its not rocket science

Bobbywhacker · Jan 10, 2006

cheers for the suggestion - powder coating would eat into my 'soon to be tuned' budget lol.

So - final question, do the spokes protude past the face of the wheel - if you see what I mean...

Oh oh oh and K-tec sell wheels at £125+tax per corner, cheaper or dearer than stealers?

Fred@BTM · Jan 10, 2006

the wheels k-tec sell apparently don't allow the fitting of the Renault "Diamond" centre cap apparently as these wheels are made by speedline for joe public, where as the Trophy wheels are made by speedline FOR RENAULT

ask GaryG how muchos he paid

Bobbywhacker · Jan 10, 2006

cheers for all the help folks

Steve · Jan 10, 2006

New, iirc they are about 130 inc vat.

nelson182 · Jan 11, 2006

I mean ask him if he had any trouble due to the different offset. I don't know a lot about wheels and offsets but didn't know if it was a simple swap or not.

Fred2001Dynamic said:
erm jack up car, remove old wheel, put on new one, lower jack???

its not rocket science

EVOgone · Jan 11, 2006

Oms has ET37 offset Suppaleggras on has 182 with cup pack. They are 16" and has 205/45 on with Sportlines and no rubbing even on track.

Will check the ET and confirm.

Gary G · Jan 11, 2006

If you want turini's and would like to keep the correct offset for the 182 then the Trophy wheels available only via Renault is your only option as far as i know. 4 rims retail for about £520 iirc (although i didnt pay that

) That doesnt included centre caps....they are something silly like £10 each!!

I have had et40 on mine before and experienced nasty rubbing on the rear, although i'm sure this could be eliminated with an angle grinder

Hope that helps

-Make- · Jan 11, 2006

What is part number for those rims?

Bobbywhacker · Jan 11, 2006

Cheers - well i'll be selling my cup wheels on ebay so at least that'll offset some of the cost - parts numbers would be handy though

rcp · Jan 11, 2006

I have got the part number somewhere. Will post it later.

Bobbywhacker · Jan 11, 2006

cheers ears

Bobbywhacker · Jan 11, 2006

just got back from the stealers - bloke didn't know his a5rehole from his elbow - you think they could just look it up on their database - so I have to wait on the part numbers

Steve · Jan 12, 2006

Wheel p/n 8200514737

Also says......7J16-4CH45

Caps p/n 8200514740

Not cheap, then you need tyres 205/45/16............???

rcp · Jan 13, 2006

I have a different part number from above for the centre caps.

This was posted on Renaultsport.co.uk Panel of Experts:

Wheel: 82 00 514 737 £115.27 excl VAT
Centre cap: 82 00 244 716 £6.64 excl VAT

Bobbywhacker · Jan 14, 2006

So can I keep my 182 cup tyres or do I have to bin em?

Rich · Jan 15, 2006

Just swap you tyres over, Exalto 2's are fitted on the Trophy from the factory aswell.

hkka · Jan 15, 2006

I have the set from K-tec on my 172. Do I need a set of spacer? What size do I need? thanks!

p3t3r · Feb 19, 2006

Will trophy alloys fit straight onto a 53 plate clio 172, will i need spacers or archwork or anything ???

d4ve86 · Feb 19, 2006

Also thinking about gettin the trophy wheels for my dynamique, or the 172 cup ones. not sure about what offset would be best.

rmccardal · Feb 19, 2006

That's your wonkey chasis though

ET 40 don't rub on the rear arches on mine. The fronts to a tiny bit compared to the oe wheels, but that will soon be sorted after I makita the mofos.

Gary G said:
I have had et40 on mine before and experienced nasty rubbing on the rear, although i'm sure this could be eliminated with an angle grinder

Hope that helps

Dave · Feb 19, 2006

I did this back in
http://forum.cliosport.net/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=13&TopicID=176100&SearchPagePosition=1&search=hip%5Fspasm&searchMode=allwords&searchIn=Author&forum=13&searchSort=dateDESC&ReturnPage=Search&ThreadPage=1

d4ve86 · Feb 19, 2006

we need a group buy on these!!

hkka · Feb 20, 2006

I got the Speedline set from Ktec, it marked ET40 at the mid of the Turini.

Dave · Feb 20, 2006

Mine are supplied by Renault....but werent from Renault. They are ET45 as per the Trophy and the 182. Didnt want to mess about so straight swap!

Steviant · Feb 21, 2006

For 182's i'd recommend going for the Reno ones, as the offset is the same as the original wheels.

There is definitely better brake cooling with the turini's, and the weight difference helps as well, on track.

Only downside is that it takes ages to clean them afterwards!

k3nnis · Feb 21, 2006

Will a 172mk2 full fat be ok with the trophy turinis from KTEC and also from Renault directly?

Cheers,
K.

k3nnis · May 1, 2006

Anyone?

patty · May 1, 2006

some on ebay

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RENAULT-CLEO-...oryZ9888QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

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