Offical VOLK Racing Wheel Thread!
04-15-2021, 03:35 AM
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Ce28sl 17x8.5 45/ 17x9 45
It will rub even at stock ride height? I will not be lowering the car for a while. I plan to track it in a few years so thats when it will probably be lowered. I just want to make sure i buy a wheel that can clear a bigger brakes but doesn’t look silly. I think your 9.5 +50 set up looks perfect but i cant find it anywhere.
04-15-2021, 06:39 AM
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It will rub even at stock ride height? I will not be lowering the car for a while. I plan to track it in a few years so thats when it will probably be lowered. I just want to make sure i buy a wheel that can clear a bigger brakes but doesn’t look silly. I think your 9.5 +50 set up looks perfect but i cant find it anywhere.
But I think any form of spirited driving or freeway "woops/yumps" could cause the suspension to fully compress and you will scrub. Also entering an incline at full lock could cause the wheel to kiss the fender.
I may be overly cautious, but you sound like someone who doesn't want to roll the fenders, therefore I feel you will not be happy if one of these aggressive wheels does the rolling for you.
04-15-2021, 05:30 PM
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It really depends on your driving style. If you're puttering around to the ice-cream shop with your significant other, on a Sunday, you may not rub.
But I think any form of spirited driving or freeway "woops/yumps" could cause the suspension to fully compress and you will scrub. Also entering an incline at full lock could cause the wheel to kiss the fender.
I may be overly cautious, but you sound like someone who doesn't want to roll the fenders, therefore I feel you will not be happy if one of these aggressive wheels does the rolling for you.
But I think any form of spirited driving or freeway "woops/yumps" could cause the suspension to fully compress and you will scrub. Also entering an incline at full lock could cause the wheel to kiss the fender.
I may be overly cautious, but you sound like someone who doesn't want to roll the fenders, therefore I feel you will not be happy if one of these aggressive wheels does the rolling for you.
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07-24-2021, 04:18 AM
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