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Originally posted by MatG
interesting pic that

Not that I am saying it isnt real but I have 20's on my car (3DR hatch) and there is no way you would get them on with just rolling, also you wont have any lock on the front.

Regards that pic, the rear wheel sits under the arch at the top but out side the arch on the rear? It must be standard ride height to get them on and I doubt its very drivable - well certainly not what I would call drivable

I would imagine they are 7J wheels to even get them on without the car sitting on the wheel.

As for 20's on Mk4's if that car is drivable and not just R-tech putting wheels on a car for the sake of the picture) then its the first I have ever seen. I have pics of a mk4 estate and a coupe on 20's, then Jets coupe on 22's thats it. So hardly loads the 3dr has a lot less room on the rear as well, so if its drivable then hats off to them, and I would love to see how they did it - they could of saved me thousands!

20's are more than possible, point is do you want a car that can be driven with them on? I do and I have lowered mine 60mm from standard on 20's

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Originally posted by Matty G

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Originally posted by MatG
interesting pic that

Not that I am saying it isnt real but I have 20's on my car (3DR hatch) and there is no way you would get them on with just rolling, also you wont have any lock on the front.

Regards that pic, the rear wheel sits under the arch at the top but out side the arch on the rear? It must be standard ride height to get them on and I doubt its very drivable - well certainly not what I would call drivable

I would imagine they are 7J wheels to even get them on without the car sitting on the wheel.

As for 20's on Mk4's if that car is drivable and not just R-tech putting wheels on a car for the sake of the picture) then its the first I have ever seen. I have pics of a mk4 estate and a coupe on 20's, then Jets coupe on 22's thats it. So hardly loads the 3dr has a lot less room on the rear as well, so if its drivable then hats off to them, and I would love to see how they did it - they could of saved me thousands!

20's are more than possible, point is do you want a car that can be driven with them on? I do and I have lowered mine 60mm from standard on 20's

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Pics of your car?

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Originally posted by MatG
first astra G with 19's... ride was really good even with a 60mm drop all round and uprated shocks.




My car with the 20's on is not finished yet, the wheels engine and bodywork are finished just interior, and bits and pieces to do - ready for next year shows though

Pic of the work involved to get a decent drop on the 20's..

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