225 18's on a classic
22 October 2006, 10:33 PM
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225 18's on a classic
What would i need to do to my classic to be able to run 225/40/18's without them causing problems eg. rubbing on full lock?
Am i right in thinking coilovers for a start and maybe needing spacers?
Running 205/45/17's at the mo and they look to skinny.
Taylor.
Am i right in thinking coilovers for a start and maybe needing spacers?
Running 205/45/17's at the mo and they look to skinny.
Taylor.
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Nothing m8, I run that size on my uk turbo with no rubbing issues whatsoever.
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Originally Posted by chrispurvis100
Nothing m8, I run that size on my uk turbo with no rubbing issues whatsoever.
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Tay . If u want to be exta sure of no rubbing problems then you could run 215/35/18 . I run these on mine with no probs at all.
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Originally Posted by jamesbWRXRA
Tay . If u want to be exta sure of no rubbing problems then you could run 215/35/18 . I run these on mine with no probs at all.
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