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Old 19th January 2009, 16:04   #1
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Has anyone stretched a tyre on a normal VTR wheel? With something like 20mm Hub centric spacers and a stretched tyre do you think it will look good?
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Old 19th January 2009, 16:06   #2
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not seen it done on a vtr wheel no.
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on a 6j wheel to get strech youll need a very thin tyre
the spacers you can push the rim out but imo from behind it looks odd seeing a thin wheen pushed right out to the edge of the arch
and stretvhig depending how far you go it can be a bit dodgy as there easier to pop off the rim
you need to run a higher pressure to hold it out
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OK thanks! Might pick up a cheap thin tyre and stretch it to see what it looks like!
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my friend fitted 20mm spacers all round and 195/45 tyres to a very low vtr, it worked really well, i think a stretch wud leave a big gap. if u do want a stretch then see if they do 165/45.14 prob the smallest they do.
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Cool thanks! Very helpful info!
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