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Old 1/12/07, 12:54 PM
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20 " wheels

Hello from a new forum user over in the UK

I am seriously tempted to fit 20" rims on my car but would like to see pictures of a similar car to mine with this size of wheel. I am hoping to eliminate the big gap between tyre and fender. I am hoping a slightly larger overall diameter will lift the car by approx 1", then I can safely lower the suspension without catching my exhausts on our speed humps which are everywhere in suburban Britain

Any pics would be appreciated

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I think the largest you can go is 19 but I'm not sure about that so dont quote me. Yeah I know how you feel about those sleeping policeman. Totally destroyed front spoiler I custom built for my friends 309 GTI. Thought I had left enough clearence but suspension travel wasnt taken into account. Glad I left those speed bumps behind.
HOPE YOU ARE ENJOYING THE SPEED CAMERAS!!!! AMERICA HAS NOT FIGURED IT OUT YET BUT I'M GONNA BE IN TROUBLE WHEN IT DOES!!!
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Run the 18" 's save you **** from the jaring and jumble. The wheel base is just a bit short for 20" rims. If you bottom out it will bang the heck out your rear suspension.It will handle great with 20's but everyday tumbling gets old after a while.I had to reply..I used to live in Bedford.Pat
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Here are a couple pictures of 20s"

http://www.mach1registry.org/forums/...ad.php?t=55413
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Originally Posted by GrabberOgre
Run the 18" 's save you **** from the jaring and jumble. The wheel base is just a bit short for 20" rims. If you bottom out it will bang the heck out your rear suspension.It will handle great with 20's but everyday tumbling gets old after a while.I had to reply..I used to live in Bedford.Pat
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thanks for the replies everyone, I may play safe and go for 18s, the 20s can wait until i get an 05+
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