I did buy those deep dish revvies in the end. 6"x15 fronts & 8" x 15s rear (with 225 50s yum :spank )
They need re- painting & a couple of new valves + new front tyres (& I over paid) but hey ho, should look the biz & improve the steering/handleing.Just trying to find the time (&£300 +VAT!!!) to get down to Reworx & rolling road it. Getting new rear brakes & new front pads too.
Great stuff any pics?
what you doing with the old rims? sure someone would be interested on here
Mark
Don, Tim tells me your not happy with the handling on your first gen. Heres a tip for you, I just fitted 185\'s to the front of mine and it handles like a dream, best thing I have done to it. Wide tyres and that steering box are disastrous.
Cheers, Ant.
Quote from: A7NTYDon, Tim tells me your not happy with the handling on your first gen. Heres a tip for you, I just fitted 185\'s to the front of mine and it handles like a dream, best thing I have done to it. Wide tyres and that steering box are disastrous.
Cheers, Ant.
Yup, what he said. I\'ve got 195\'s on the front on the stock 14" alloys.
Quote from: DominicYup, what he said. I\'ve got 195\'s on the front on the stock 14" alloys.
i have 215/45/16\'s fronts and 225/40/16\'s rears with a smaller than standard steering wheel she stick\'s like glue, ok parking can be fun but its not that bad we had a pug 306 without power steering and that was worse on little tyres
Mark
Hey Don,dont know what the scream is about,on my daily driver I got 195\\50\\15 \'s..they equate to the same circumferance as the stock wheels...no probs on the handling,freeway any speed,in town or parking !!! When I do put the power down I would like more rubber,but hey,it\'s a daily......:cool