Danny P
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Would be lower
Yay or Nay?
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Adam_B
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funky
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Adge
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yay why not  !
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Nick A
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looks 
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dannycorsa c
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go for it all you would need is some 15mm spacers. was gonna do this on gf's polo but got some old skool bbs split rims instead
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Danny P
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quote:
Originally posted by dannycorsa c
go for it all you would need is some 15mm spacers.
Yeah thats what im worried about, the Loop handles so well as is it and i dont wanna mess that up by fitting wheels that wern't really designed for it
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dannycorsa c
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the offset will be spot on with spacers. standard is et35 speedlines are et49 so with 15mm spacer your offset would be et34 so its more or less spot on.
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corsa_godfather
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sweet,was going to put my speedlines on my seat but have changed my mind 
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Matt H
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Looks quite good
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jr
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its looks gay, there compltey the wronf offset, and why ruin a fantastic handling car with wheels that are to big for it
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dannycorsa c
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quote:
Originally posted by jr
its looks gay, there compltey the wronf offset, and why ruin a fantastic handling car with wheels that are to big for it
thats why you use spacers to make it the correct offset. 16s look fine on lupos
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jr
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but why fuck around with spaces, i love lupo GTI's and have been fortuat to drive loads at work
drive a standar one, then drive on on 16" and indeed 17", the diffrence is silly
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Danny P
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quote:
Originally posted by dannycorsa c
quote:
Originally posted by jr
its looks gay, there compltey the wronf offset, and why ruin a fantastic handling car with wheels that are to big for it
thats why you use spacers to make it the correct offset. 16s look fine on lupos
Thats what i was meaning JR, by adding spacers it will surley mess up the handling on them??
Deep dish 15's and slammed may be the better option
[Edited on 01-12-2005 by Danny P]
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jr
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i would suggest something leightweigth to aid handling, then lower it, have a serch for pics of the lupo cup cars, OZ multipokes and slammed looks nice, and it will still handel as well as it does ans standard, ir not better
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matt-the-hoople
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I had a lupo gti, brilliant car. Those wheels look good on it.
[Edited on 01-12-2005 by matt-the-hoople]
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dannycorsa c
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using spacers would do shit to the handling as it would be the same as standard and the wheels would only be an inch bigger so not much different there.
i agree some deep dish 15s or even 14s and slammed on its riggot would be a good way to go
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dannycorsa c
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these schmidt rims look kool with a nice slam
[Edited on 01-12-2005 by dannycorsa c]
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