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Old 8th June 2012, 15:01   #1
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Default Vtr alloys 14"?

Are ALL vtr alloys 14" or are some 15"?

I'm only interested in the vtr alloys not the vts. Reason is I have 14" on my flat arch and want to avoid lowering it, was thinking some standard vtr alloys wouldn't look much different (if they were 14") but would make the car handle slightly better?

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Old 8th June 2012, 15:21   #2
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All vtr wheels are 14"
Vts wheels are 15"
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All vtr wheels are 14"
Vts wheels are 15"
Early vts had same wheels as vtr
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Early vts had same wheels as vtr
Was waiting for some on to say that, we all know what he means lol
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Thanks guys, good idea putting these alloys on as a cheap alternative to steelies?
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Old 8th June 2012, 18:56   #7
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Thanks guys, good idea putting these alloys on as a cheap alternative to steelies?
will improve the looks but just because theyre alloys they wont improve handling
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R rims run wider tyres than the stock steels on a flat arch, so you will have more rubber in contact with the road!
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I got R wheels on my flatty, running 185 at the front and 165 (steel wheel tyre size) on the rear, means arches wont rub if people in the rear or if its lowered. dnt know if anyone else has done this. Just saves cutting the arch lips
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R rims run wider tyres than the stock steels on a flat arch, so you will have more rubber in contact with the road!
I don't think you be able to feel that 1mm extra grip
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I have a set of 5 vtr alloys for sale if you're interested?
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Old 13th June 2012, 09:54   #12
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I have a set of 5 vtr alloys for sale if you're interested?
do u still have them and if so do they have tyres ??
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