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Hi all,

Has anyone bought the genuine "Talon" 6 spoke mags for the Corolla from Toyota? I saw some today in Tungsten and thought they looked OK, and at approx $145 ea that's not too exxy on the wallet.

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Ralph

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My mum's silver Corolla has those rims on it. I reakon they look pretty good.

I have a white wagon and thought the Tungsten would look good on the white car.

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Hi all,

Has anyone bought the genuine "Talon" 6 spoke mags for the Corolla from Toyota? I saw some today in Tungsten and thought they looked OK, and at approx $145 ea that's not too exxy on the wallet.

cheers

Ralph

i thought they looked rather crap.

The Sportivo wheels look better.


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1rocky

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I had the toyota sportivo incisor rims put on when i bought the corolla as i thought they looked much better see them at my garage

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Im currently running on the Talons (silver), although I'll be getting 17" next week :D (hopefully <_< )

I thought it was a pretty good deal at the time as you get 5 of them for a reasonable price.

Thinking bout selling 4 of them.. keeping one just in case ;)

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they arnt the talon ones. They are the conquest/levin one's.

They go for $860 for the set

The talon ones are around $600 for the set

The 860 ones a genuine toyota wheels, but the other ones are talon

Correct me if im wrong

these are the talons

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to be honest, not sure on prices

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they arnt the talon ones. They are the conquest/levin one's.

They go for $860 for the set

The talon ones are around $600 for the set

The 860 ones a genuine toyota wheels, but the other ones are talon

Correct me if im wrong

these are the talons

8123.jpg

to be honest, not sure on prices

Yes they are the Talons, I was quoted $145 ea. Through Toyota as they are a genuine accessory.

DHC09 Grand Master

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they arnt the talon ones. They are the conquest/levin one's.

They go for $860 for the set

The talon ones are around $600 for the set

The 860 ones a genuine toyota wheels, but the other ones are talon

Correct me if im wrong

these are the talons

8123.jpg

to be honest, not sure on prices

-_- -_- just because you cant see them on the web doesnt mean they dont exist :wacko: :P :P

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these might be limited edition lol :lol: :P since they dont advertise/sell them anymore

i even have the original catalogue for these if u think i painted them :lol::lol::lol:

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just to correct my post

the conquest wheels are 860 EACH

....860 @ 215 per wheel? conquest wheels? ....are u serious? i got a conquest and i reckon my wheels aren't that crash hot <_< ...i'd gladly swap for sportivo wheels :lol:

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just to correct my post

the conquest wheels are 860 EACH

I got quoted $178 ea for Conquest mags from Toyota.

cheers

Ralph

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I got quoted $178 ea for Conquest mags from Toyota.

178 for conquest mags? ...i don't understand why conquest mags are more expensive than talon rims? Can someone explain why please? and also, are the talon rims 15" still?

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Jules

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Quoted from Castle hill toyota, after discount

$800 Each wheel

Reason for being so expensive is because its genuine toyota spare parts

Ofcourse they are going to be expensive

Think about it. If you really wanted to, you could build your own corolla from spare parts, but at the end of the day you would have just plain rolla, with a $90,000 price tag. Yer the wheels arent flash and they are only 15" but they are gen toyota...

I very much doubt you getting a quote for 178 per wheel. Im pretty sure you are inquiring about the wrong wheel!

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Quoted from Castle hill toyota, after discount

$800 Each wheel

Reason for being so expensive is because its genuine toyota spare parts

Ofcourse they are going to be expensive

Think about it. If you really wanted to, you could build your own corolla from spare parts, but at the end of the day you would have just plain rolla, with a $90,000 price tag. Yer the wheels arent flash and they are only 15" but they are gen toyota...

I very much doubt you getting a quote for 178 per wheel. Im pretty sure you are inquiring about the wrong wheel!

$800 a wheel? Sounds more like the Sportivo rims i inquired about, though i must say i never have seen the Talon rims on many corollas, I've been told buy people it was an 'option' to have them on or something..

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