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dansaxo123

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Registered: 29th Sep 05
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11th Feb 06 at 16:22

hi.im thinkin of gettin 17 inch alloys for my corsa swing 1.2.not goin to lower it because it will scrub for deffenet.as anyone got 17's on there corsas?will it scrub or drive bad with 17's on.helpppppppppppppp

carnuts

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Registered: 28th Aug 05
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11th Feb 06 at 16:36

i have got a pic but cant host it if you have got messenger add me and i will send it to you mines on 17 and dropped i think its 40 mine rubs a bit but no bad but i could do with new shocks

DaNnY_LaD

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Registered: 30th Nov 05
Location: Walkden,Manchester
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11th Feb 06 at 16:44

Aslong as you get offset 45 and 49 you will be fine and lower it -40mm

Ive got 17'' milgia T12 lowered -50mm front -45mm rear

CorsAsh

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Registered: 19th Apr 02
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11th Feb 06 at 16:52

It will be even more painfully slow with 17"s on. 16" max I'd say, lower it 50mm maybe?

DaNnY_LaD

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11th Feb 06 at 17:01

^^^ yeah he is right with the 1.2 8v engine it wont hardly move...Like ive got a 1.4 16v sport its still nippy but 17'' do slow it down alot..But as ive lowered it i can get the speed up throught the bends if im lucky