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Lowering and Wheel size
« on: 24 February 2007, 22:46:50 »

Thinking of lowering my 2.5 estate and going from a 17" rim to 19 or 20".
What's the most I can drop before I have to start worrying about altering the arches with these size wheels?
Anyone had any experience that suggests it aint worth it with these size rims?
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Re: Lowering and Wheel size
« Reply #1 on: 25 February 2007, 09:50:33 »

dont know about arches question but when changing tyre sizes note speed indicators change -visit here for info http://pw1.netcom.com/~sgalaba/tiresize.htm
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Re: Lowering and Wheel size
« Reply #2 on: 27 February 2007, 07:40:33 »

Cheers, i'll make good use of that link.
Any other suggestions re the lowering?
Anyone?
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