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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » pics of alloys » Post Reply
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| Wrighty |
posted on 18th Feb 06 at 10:35 |
threads 3 years old :o | |
| DaNnY_LaD |
posted on 18th Feb 06 at 10:16 |
Mine are 17'' :thumbs: | |
| jaygsi |
posted on 18th Feb 06 at 02:30 |
yes i do, heres mine on 17's before lowered | |
| Icy |
posted on 18th Oct 04 at 01:52 |
blast from the past :!:! | |
| Ant |
posted on 16th Oct 04 at 22:46 |
Not really normally get away with just de bolting the rear arch trims | |
| Sxi2001 |
posted on 16th Feb 03 at 22:20 |
Would 40mm need any mods if using 17's with 205/40 tyres?? | |
| Plymouth_Corsa |
posted on 16th Feb 03 at 20:06 |
no car looks okay without lowering...not unless it has a class standard suspension fitted from factory. Really, if your going to fit big wheels, it needs lowering AT LEAST 40mm all round, if not 60 if you can stretch to it. | |
| Sxi2001 |
posted on 16th Feb 03 at 18:41 |
OK being thick!! Do you mean dont go the farm and look at tractors!!! Or don't do 17's without lowering?? Only reason I ask is guy in Total Vaux had 17's on a Corsa C and looked ok without lowering. | |
| koni |
posted on 16th Feb 03 at 17:33 |
Ha Ha, thats pretty good! :lol: | |
| corsa starter |
posted on 16th Feb 03 at 16:19 |
lmao | |
| Kris TD |
posted on 16th Feb 03 at 16:01 |
go down to ure local farm, and ask to see a tractor, lol | |
| gbrokof |
posted on 16th Feb 03 at 15:51 |
n e 1 got a pic of a corsa on 17s not lowered |
