18 Inch Rims
06-07-2004, 05:53 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by craig armstrong
Fletch commened how much more compliant the rise was in his S when he recently put his stock 16" wheels back on whilst his 18" volks were being repainted.
Fletch commened how much more compliant the rise was in his S when he recently put his stock 16" wheels back on whilst his 18" volks were being repainted.
06-07-2004, 05:55 AM
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Originally posted by craig armstrong
I think 17" may be a happy medium, although not so bling at 18" wheels!
I think 17" may be a happy medium, although not so bling at 18" wheels!
06-07-2004, 06:11 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by craig armstrong
Fletch commened how much more compliant the rise was in his S when he recently put his stock 16" wheels back on whilst his 18" volks were being repainted.
Fletch commened how much more compliant the rise was in his S when he recently put his stock 16" wheels back on whilst his 18" volks were being repainted.
06-07-2004, 06:26 AM
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I may be getting closer to receiving "management approval" (read partner!) for some 18" superleggeras.
For the folks that have 18" wheels already.........did you drop the car as well or did it look OK?. I was figuring having to get it dropped an inch or two to avoid any gaps or having the car look to high.
If you did, what did you use to drop it etc. etc.?.
For the folks that have 18" wheels already.........did you drop the car as well or did it look OK?. I was figuring having to get it dropped an inch or two to avoid any gaps or having the car look to high.
If you did, what did you use to drop it etc. etc.?.
