[onavianva]

[UPDATE] i have stock 15" wheels. what size spacers look best for this configuration?
right now i have about 2 inches left in gap from tire to fender. thinking about lowering car this friday...
would i be better off to leave it as is? will it look more aggressive or not? let me know. im thinking of getting some spacers here soon if its worth with stock rims.

also im thinking of buying a set of 16" wolfburg bbs' for my 2.0 for 400obo...
should i take this deal?? 205/55 16

 

[DasBohan]

i have stock 15" wheels. what size spacers look best for this configuration?
right now i have about 2 inches left in gap from tire to fender. thinking about lowering car this friday...
would i be better off to leave it as is? will it look more aggressive or not? let me know. im thinking of getting some spacers here soon if its worth with stock rims.

personally i dont think its worth the stock wheels. go low and save your money for some nice shoes.

 

[onavianva]

kk.

 

[bikerkid9069]

depends on the vehicle... anything mk3 or older you may be able to pull off 15's if your low...
mk4's you need to rock balloons on 15s to fill the wheel well

 

[DasBohan]

depends on the vehicle... anything mk3 or older you may be able to pull off 15's if your low...
mk4's you need to rock balloons on 15s to fill the wheel well

personally i dont think its worth the stock wheels. go low and save your money for some nice shoes.

wait...did i say that already?

 

[onavianva]

now im not familiar with the balloon term. is that when the edge of the tire is naturally made rounded instead of... square like? kinda like the stocks...

 

[DasBohan]

now im not familiar with the balloon term. is that when the edge of the tire is naturally made rounded instead of... square like? kinda like the stocks...

no i think he meant youd just need pretty monster tires to fill up the wheel gap on 15s WITHOUT drop. If you drop the car, just rock your stockers as is and just save your cash for something good. then if you need spacers make the decision then.

 

[onavianva]

I think I'm more into a 50 aspect ratio or less don't really like big tires. I bearly like my stocks but lowering will surely fix that

 

[DasBohan]

I think I'm more into a 50 aspect ratio or less don't really like big tires. I bearly like my stocks but lowering will surely fix that

no youll still hate them. so wasting your money on spacers seems dumb doesnt it? ha

 

[bikerkid9069]

unless he keeps to 5x100 on the next set he gets. then he can re-use the spacers.. and its not like spacers are to hard to sell.

 

[DasBohan]

unless he keeps to 5x100 on the next set he gets. then he can re-use the spacers.. and its not like spacers are to hard to sell.

go ahead glorify your stock 15s then ha

 

[sammyzapata_7]

go ahead glorify your stock 15s then ha[/QUOTE


haha cant stop laughing

 

[sammyzapata_7]

go ahead glorify your stock 15s then ha

hahahha i cant stop laughing

sorry i messed up on the first post i did

 

[DasBohan]

18s in the rear, 10s in the front is about where you should be.

 

[Gilbertee]

You can measure the distance between wheels and fenders to determine what thickness of wheel spacers to install.
I had BONOSS wheel spacers 20mm on my car for almost 21,000 miles, with no issues whatsoever. Maybe you can try what I installed.

They have aluminum alloy 7075-T6 and 6061-T6 options. 7075-T6 will be more expensive but better in quality. In fact, 6065-T6 is good enough. Its tensile strength, yield strength and elongation can support our normal use. And its lugs are grade T10, studs are forged grade 12.9.

If you need it in the future, this is their case article.

 

[Skimmer0220]

nothing like digging up a 9-year-old thread