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deanmcreynolds26

posted on 16th Apr 05 at 09:00

quote:
Originally posted by Dragon_R34
quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Maybe 40mm.

If you want big wheels you need to lower the car so speed humps are going to get less pleasurable but look on the bright side - the car will look good going slowly over them ;)


Ian - how about this set up - 40mm drop on coilovers (FK Highsport) and i am thinking of getting 17" but its so hard to find the right set off wheels
i been told et45 would be just right. what offset you recommend that wont need much/any body mods?


anyone know the offset of these? plus what you think of them :D




[Edited on 16-04-2005 by Dragon_R34]


the bottom wheels look lush!! :thumbs:


L33 LEG

posted on 16th Apr 05 at 07:04

i have 17s lowered at least 60mm at back and theres no catching. but if u have no kit itl jst look stupid.


Dragon_R34

posted on 16th Apr 05 at 00:27

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Maybe 40mm.

If you want big wheels you need to lower the car so speed humps are going to get less pleasurable but look on the bright side - the car will look good going slowly over them ;)


Ian - how about this set up - 40mm drop on coilovers (FK Highsport) and i am thinking of getting 17" but its so hard to find the right set off wheels
i been told et45 would be just right. what offset you recommend that wont need much/any body mods?


anyone know the offset of these? plus what you think of them :D




[Edited on 16-04-2005 by Dragon_R34]


ed

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 22:51

Did have the car lowered 60mm before with the 18's for a while, now it's back on the 40mm springs...


ed

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 22:50

I have exactly the same arches and suspension as I had when I ran 16" wheels as I do now with my 18" wheels... The 18s have 35 profile tyres though :D


Ian

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 21:46

Maybe 40mm.

If you want big wheels you need to lower the car so speed humps are going to get less pleasurable but look on the bright side - the car will look good going slowly over them ;)


SetoN!

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 21:43

what 'mm' u recon? I live in Speed hump village tho, means i cant as much as Id like i guess.


Ian

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 21:42

Yeah but don't forget to lower it!


SetoN!

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 21:39

well was looking at 16" 195-45-16.

So i guess they should be ok as standard.

cheers guys ;)


Ian

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 21:31

I assume you want large wheels in which case you will need to modify the arches to increase clearance inside.

18s will fit but you need very small tyres and probably some suspension mods to reduce travel, and you won't remove contact completely.

17s are the better option but lowered the right amount to look OK they will still cause you problems.

Its not as simple as just bolting on the biggest wheels that will go on. You need bodywork and suspension alterations for it to come together. Otherwise it will look like an off roader.


loo_goblin

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 21:31

dubs, 20;s in proper speak

i think smaller the better will soon be popular 3 inch wheels mate gget urs now and b a trend setter


R Lee

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 21:25

quote:
Originally posted by 1800ed
18's


yes, technically you can fit 18's on.
you have to be specific to whether you are going to be lowering, or fitting a kit etc.


ed

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 21:20

18's


Carr

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 21:12

16's is probably a safer bet though and will look better depending on what sort of look you are after


Jake

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 21:12

17s - without it lowered.

[Edited on 15-04-2005 by jakethesnake]


SetoN!

posted on 15th Apr 05 at 20:49

My corsa b body work is standard, whats the largest wheel size that can be fitted? and what size tire on them.

thx.
SetoN!