-55mm on 15s

[tomtom-070526]

yo, this my first post, got meself a standard 1.4 rt, and wanna slam it, does ne1 no if this will cause scrubbage on 15s? or wot handlings like? cheers lads!

 

[Mike Wright]

HELLO mate! and welcome. Cant answer that question though! someone on here will def know the answer

 

[Rick]

Greetings! You might get a bit of rubbing on the rear arches if you drop it 55mm but it wont be too bad. The handling becomes a lot tighter but it also becomes a bit of a b*****d over bumpy roads. Looks loads better than having steelies tho....

 

[tomtom-070526]

thanks4 ya help fellas, not 2bothered bout the bumpyness- harder the better! (or so my bird says), the motas totally standad part from ice, gotta get my ass in gear and do sum work on it!

 

[Ben P]

Here are some pics of my car lowered 55mm at front on 15s

Back is lowered more probably about 75mm

http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/172c8fb7/bc/Latest+car+pics/MVC-404X.jpg?bcE5tt.AlJ.CmzM_

http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/172c8fb7/bc/Latest+car+pics/MVC-409X.jpg?bcE5tt.AYLiJp9y4

http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/172c8fb7/bc/Latest+car+pics/MVC-415X.jpg?bcE5tt.AiAa4p70h

http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/172c8fb7/bc/new+pics/c.jpg?bcE5tt.AnG77m47m

 

[DTWD]

Isnt lowering to much at the back dodgy on the handling?



Paul

 

[timrud]

Ideally you would want the front lower than the back for optimum handling. Mines lowered 55mm on the front on 195/45/15s and I have no problems...

Tim