Vts alloys on 1.1

[creamcake]

I know its possible but if i put 15" vts alloys on a 1.1 saxo 4 stud, 14" standard, will i not be able to have anyone sitting in the back?

I know i defo wont be able to lower it.

thanks:afro:

[Nij]

you will be able to put people in the back, and lower it mate (though i would reccomend stiffer dampers for the rear if you lower it), you can always do some inner arch work, and it is a DIY job as long as your careful.

[miamibluebaby]

ye mate doable go for it!

[3cott]

I know its possible but if i put 15" vts alloys on a 1.1 saxo 4 stud, 14" standard, will i not be able to have anyone sitting in the back?

I know i defo wont be able to lower it.

thanks:afro:Who told you that??

You'll bee ok with 15's lowerd about 40mm(you could even go lower i think).. Will look sweet as well..

[Davo106]

Pretty sure Chiddy off 106oc was about -80 on cyclones (also 15")

[creamcake]

Ah sweet, thanks guys. Im gonna go for it.

In the future im gonna look to do a engine conversion also 1.6 vts ooo yea =]

[saxokid100]

Will be fine..........

[Mr_P]

You'll have rubbing on the inner lip of the rear arch. With people in the back, or going over certain bumps. Reasonably easy to cut off or bend out of the way.

With added stiffer dampers you shouldn't get a problem.

The rear arch of the flat-arch models are relatively narrow so it's the 195mm wide alloys that tend to cause problems.

[Lloydie]

i had 15" compo's on my 1.1 and lowerd the back 65-70mm and it was fine, just filed down the outside lip of the arches

[AlexB]

my old 1.1 was on 16x7j rims and lowerd 55mm out back
i just ground the arches off behind the plastic trim