Peugeot alloys.

[Merlecollins]

I've got the chance of these 15" Peugeot alloys in the new year:

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My question is, do you think I will be able to get Citroen centre caps to replace the Peugeot ones?

[PeteA]

In a word, No. Cyclones have solid centres, I've know of people grinding the lion off but then you'd have to get them re-painted.

[Merlecollins]

In a word, No. Cyclones have solid centres, I've know of people grinding the lion off but then you'd have to get them re-painted.

Ah, bugger!! :brickwall:

[evdama]

"Grinding the lion off" sounds rude .

[PeteA]

It'll be OK, Peugeot/Citroen...its all the same :whistle:

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[FeuxLingo]

In a word, No. Cyclones have solid centres, I've know of people grinding the lion off but then you'd have to get them re-painted.

Ah, bugger!! :brickwall:

Really? The badge in the centre of your wheels is really that important?

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If I utilise wheels from other marques, I always leave the original badging on, as it prevents the inevitable question "What are those wheels from?", but that's usually down the to unusual wheel choices I make.

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Jeep Grand Cherokee wheels on a Honda Civic

Alas, no pics at the moment, but my daily drive Lexus LS400 has 19" wheels from a BMW 745i on.

[PeteA]

Love that Civic. I want BMW X5 snowflakes on my 406, seen it done before and it looks awesome.

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[mckay]

[quote='PeteA' pid='31702' dateline='1354530172']
Love that Civic. I want BMW X5 snowflakes on my 406, seen it done before and it looks awesome.
omg i love X5 snowflakes:drool: on cars i have see a lot of boras rolling on them and land rovers