You can always keep your old wheels and switch them back if you don't think they would suit. I'm convinved they would look awesome fitted anyway.
And don't worry, it's only normal to catch the wheel fetish bug from owning a VW.
dont decide until youre sure!
You can always keep your old wheels and switch them back if you don't think they would suit. I'm convinved they would look awesome fitted anyway.
And don't worry, it's only normal to catch the wheel fetish bug from owning a VW.
2000 Mk IV GTI
keep the ones you have, the ones you are considering are too similar to what you already have and you may find yourself bored with the way the look pretty soon as overall they wont make much of a difference to the way that the car looks now, and as most people have pointed out, its looking pretty smooth at the moment
mabe look for another style which is still OEM'ish?
1999 MK4 GTi 1.8T - Custom Code Stg 1, ECS Stg 1, 14lb Fly, 18" A8's
''Jap cars pull the G-Forces... Euro cars pull the G-Strings...''
Anything silver looks OEM-ish IMO
Throw audi rims on if they fit maybe?
Dunno, i like the ones you suggested, because they look more modern than the ones you have now (which look like R32 rims) - so is like a facelift.
I'll take your R lines
if i were you i'd definitely go with the MKV R32 rims, they would look awesome on the MKIV, especially in 18's. yes the MKIV R32 rims look sweet as well but for your car they just look that tad bit small. the newer ones make your car look more aggressive and modern, and they would perfectly suit your ride height.....just my opinion.
2010 Reflex Silver MK6 Golf GTI
Sunroof - MDI - Superchip - 19" VMR V710 - Kuhmo Ecsta SPT KU31 - VW Racing Panel Filter
I used to like them, but they're really.....dare i say.....normal, now.
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Hmmm, just got the shipping quote earlier today, not impressed to say the least. ($650 US). That sort of put the fire out.
Snowy.
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