lowering on 17s, will they rub?

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PhilGTi wrote:17's, a great way to make a slow car even slow, make it break even worse... classic choice.
i agree
my main issue with them is they just look too damn big and belong on a Golf

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PhilGTi wrote:17's, a great way to make a slow car even slow, make it break even worse... classic choice.
LOL did you not have 17's on one of your polos?
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Yes he did have 17"

Personally i think 17" wheels on a polo look fine - and id say they suit my car. Im down 50mm and little rubbing. Going for coilovers next month.



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how much rubbing can i expect if i have the car dropped 60 and sitting on 17s (205/40/17)?
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You will definetly need arch work done if you drop the car 60mm.

My car is dropped 35mm and will be an extra 20mm at end june but im getting arch work. Will be dropped 55mm in total.
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][=][anson wrote:
PhilGTi wrote:17's, a great way to make a slow car even slow, make it break even worse... classic choice.
LOL did you not have 17's on one of your polos?
Yes, and sold it 2 weeks or so after fitting 17s :D
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