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R32 aollys

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    Duff
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    They would look real well I think, is your car lowered??


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    Vain
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    SaxoDuff wrote: »
    They would look real well I think, is your car lowered??


    nah not lowered at all


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    Masada
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    you should look into getting lightweight wheels for your car, especially if its one of the lower spec small engines in it, ive seen a load of problems with diffs, clutches etc from fitting larger wheels to them, in particular those replica GTI wheels that weigh a ton.,.


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    Duff
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    vtec wrote: »
    you should look into getting lightweight wheels for your car, especially if its one of the lower spec small engines in it, ive seen a load of problems with diffs, clutches etc from fitting larger wheels to them, in particular those replica GTI wheels that weigh a ton.,.

    True, but 17'' on a mk4 golf isnt really that big as they have got big arches anyway, i've seen mk4s with 19-20'' wheels. OP if youre putting 17s on it will more than likely look like a tractor with standard suspension..


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    Vain
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    SaxoDuff wrote: »
    True, but 17'' on a mk4 golf isnt really that big as they have got big arches anyway, i've seen mk4s with 19-20'' wheels. OP if youre putting 17s on it will more than likely look like a tractor with standard suspension..

    theres 16s on it now wit a big enough tire so dont think the 17in with low pro tires will make it rise up much.. but if i neeed to lower it i will


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    dsrckiyisvddht
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    The link you provided arent mkiv r32 alloys. Mkiv r32s had aristos or something like that. http://cgi.ebay.ie/18-VW-R32-ALLOY-WHEELS-GOLF-A3-RS4-RS6-WITH-TYRES-450_W0QQitemZ180175226238QQihZ008QQcategoryZ9888QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem


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    Masada
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    my point was more about the weight of the wheels rather than the size of them, the outer diameter wont change that much but the weight can change a lot.,.
    and also i would look into lowering it aswell, big wheels on standard suspention looks cr*p in my opinion.,;)


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    Vain
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    vtec wrote: »
    my point was more about the weight of the wheels rather than the size of them, the outer diameter wont change that much but the weight can change a lot.,.
    and also i would look into lowering it aswell, big wheels on standard suspention looks cr*p in my opinion.,;)
    ya will check it out alright when iv the wheels on. cheers


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