Hi All,
Does anyone have pics for the above? Does it look ridiculous or it's ok without lowering?
Or is 17" better?
I currently have 16" stock Sport 2.0L wheels.
Also does it slow down an already slow car? Much difference?
Thanks,
K.
Is your car a gti? They are already a bit lower than the 2.slow and 1.6.
But any mk4 on original suspension is likely to be a lot lower than it started.
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it looks ok with a full size tyre (225/40/18 or 235/40/1
will slow it down if the weight of the tyre and wheel is more combined then your original wheel and tyre combined.
Light weight wheel with a lower profile tyre (less weight) so help.
Check out the first page of my bora picture thread in my signature for a mkiv with low km and 18s
Thanks for the pics. Hmm 18" on stock suspension looks ok, doesn't look as bad as I thought it would be.
I have the 2.0L Sport 2003 MK4.
Should I bother with 17"?
Where can I get replica R32 MK4 wheels? I'm in Sydney.
I would prefer to buy 5X100 instead of 5X112, prefer to have it without needing adaptors.
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Hi,
Thanks. Hmm 18" might be the way to go if it's not much slower
Key to a 2lt is keeping them light or lighter then standard.
Reps will be heavy.
The mk4 r32 wheels are pretty heavy too. You don't require adapters for them
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