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I know this is supposed to be a ClioSport forum, but I was wondering if 17" OZ Super Turismos would fit on a 1996 1.4RT?
What work would need to be done if they wont fit straight away? (Arches rolled, etc...)
Any help would be appreciated!
Yeah Ive been wondering this aswell.
My Clio is the face-lift version and when I bought it, it had already been lowered.
I havent got a clue by how much its been lowered by as im not 100% au fait with cars an modifications.
Ive been wondering what size alloys I could get as most of the styles I want start in 15s.
you can get 17s on and lower it and your bearings will be fine as long as you dont drive it to hard into corners.
ive got 17 and its lowered 40 at the back and 35 at the front.
just ake sure you get the correct offset and the new falken tyres wich slant away from te arch.
good luck
OK - so 17s might be a little ambitious (although it seems there are conflicting views on that...) but arent 15s going to look tiny with low profile tires?!
OK - so 17s might be a little ambitious (although it seems there are conflicting views on that...) but arent 15s going to look tiny with low profile tires?!
well as brun said the main difference is it slows you down. passangers are ok if at standard ride height but mine is lowered and i can just about get 1 light person in the back and it scrapes a bit over bumps.
i had to do no arch work at standard height but i have now cut the arch lip of.
offset: very important, when i take my wheels of next ill tell you what i got.
Ive got steels that are 13s on at the mo and to be honest there isnt a lot of room on the front between the tyre and the bumber for turning (about an inch and half).
Plus how do I find out how much its been lowered by so I get a better idea on what size I can go up to?
Sorry if these are stupid questions Im just not 100% when it comes to things like this.
I was after something smaller. Prob a 15. I work in Hackney and have to drive about the area a bit so Ive got two things to think of.
1. Pot holes the size of moon crators
and
2. Car thiefs (and loads of em!)
I was thinking about trying to get some standard 16valve alloys (not too flash but still look good). How much can you lower it by with them on?
I went to a wheel place and they didnt wanna know when I asked to try a wheel for size and I aint really got any mates who have got the size alloy I wanna test so really its down to the advise from you lot.