i was thinking this, but i just cant spend speending over 1k on wheels that im hardly ever gonna use

got my 17" so drive with them.
Then wack the 14" on for shows!!!

problem with lowering 60-100mm odd is that it will be so low to the ground driving it will be allmost impossible

I agree with Tomas, euro style is rear higher than front...
and 13' are a pain in the arse coz you will be too low.... an undriveable corsa is what you want?.

believe it of not but with TRUE euro rims that poke out the arches its hard to go as low as you want to at the rear (80/100mm). Its because the rims poke out the arches and dont sit IN the arch thats the prob, you can trim back as much metal as you like but you end up going down to the inner wing if your not carefull. Most of the euro corsa dont have a lower rear end than about 50/60mm, they still look waaay slammed though because of such small wheels. Also raising the rear give it a good euro stance. :thumbs:

I know its not a Corsa... BUT!



16" with tyres, set him back £600.

Not bad, sits REALLY low on coilovers.

70/100mm on the 14"
Thats the paln!!!

I'd go for 14's and no smaller, get some 195/45/14 rubber too, falcon do them pretty cheap. You'll prob want a 40/50mm rear drop and at least a 60mm upfront. Go for it, I like brocks myself...

Cheers Mate!!!




Want these now!!!
13" £65 each;)

[Edited on 15-02-2004 by Kiddy_Corsa]

http://www.styledynamix.co.uk/

have a lookon her, some really nice wheels :thumbs:

nah, low offsets stick out.
using spacers would put them out way past the arches.
you'd have to have stiff suspension with bump stops to stop the arch sitting on the tyre.
would need low profile rubber, but skinny so the sidewall is within the line of the arch (illegal if it aint)
or those euro bubble arch things.

Euro's


What do you think?
How would these fit on corsa? Spacers?:)

[Edited on 15-02-2004 by Kiddy_Corsa]