Wheel dilema on classic mica red
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Wheel dilema on classic mica red
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Looking for everyones opinions here!
My classic impreza uk2000 is in at the bodyshop getting a respray in the original Mica red to freshin her up.
Got brand new headlights & clear indicators & repeaters to go on . To keep the front end looking new.
Trying to get her back to how she looked coming out the show room.
Going to lower the car. But i cant decide on which wheels to get.
Torn between 17" Speedline turini ( Either in silver or gunmetal ) or
7.5 x 18" Revolution Millenium ( Also in silver or gunmetal ).
Come on guys help me decide on wheels & which colour !
Also any pics would be good.
Cheers
Looking for everyones opinions here!
My classic impreza uk2000 is in at the bodyshop getting a respray in the original Mica red to freshin her up.
Got brand new headlights & clear indicators & repeaters to go on . To keep the front end looking new.
Trying to get her back to how she looked coming out the show room.
Going to lower the car. But i cant decide on which wheels to get.
Torn between 17" Speedline turini ( Either in silver or gunmetal ) or
7.5 x 18" Revolution Millenium ( Also in silver or gunmetal ).
Come on guys help me decide on wheels & which colour !
Also any pics would be good.
Cheers
Last edited by Gryphon; 12 August 2011 at 12:24 AM.
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On the 17's v 18's debate........
I ran the car (uk classic) for 60k miles on 17's before fitting 18's. The 18's look better - that's a given but the handling thing is personal choice.
I came from the world of lowered hot hatches so a firm ride is what i was used to and what i liked so when i fitted the 18's, due to the lower tyre profile, the ride was firmer and felt better for me personally.
I don't think the handling changed in any major way.
I ran the car (uk classic) for 60k miles on 17's before fitting 18's. The 18's look better - that's a given but the handling thing is personal choice.
I came from the world of lowered hot hatches so a firm ride is what i was used to and what i liked so when i fitted the 18's, due to the lower tyre profile, the ride was firmer and felt better for me personally.
I don't think the handling changed in any major way.
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