My 92 VQ Staesman Series 2 5lt

[younggun]

whats wrong with my rear corner panel bud i cant see where u are talking about??? yea i know about the garnish and the rear bumper

 

[1991_Vn2nV]

Ah it might just be the reflection, it looks like a small ding on the top right of the rear tail light?

 

[younggun]

yeh mate that is just the reflection aye it does look like it in the photo but yeah this weekend im going to fix up a few of the small things just get everything right then throw some rims on it

 

[younggun]

hey just wanna know what size rims people recon i should get??? chrome or not?????

cheers

 

[1991_Vn2nV]

20's are sweet but tyre prices are ridiculous and you can only fit like 215 width tyres on VN/VP/VQ I think...

I went with 19's mate, they'd look bigger again on the VQ because of the peice that goes over the back wheel arch.. Cheapest tyres I can get are $240 each so keep tyre prices in mind! I aint lookin forward to replacing them Plus you can fit 245 width tyres on the front and rear with most 19's... maybe even 255's

18's look big on VN/VP/VQ and tyre prices are cheap in comparison, but 19's and upwards really fill out the space

 

[younggun]

yeh i think i will go with 20's aye guy at work has some on his VR calias damm they look sweet

cheers

 

[The Darkness]

before you decide on what size you will get, check with ur insurance provider as they will probly charge you more. and also, check if its legal cause i have heard on this forum multiple times that you can only go up 2 size from the original rims.

 

[younggun]

oh fuc*in hope that doesnt count for me ill ask my mum boy freind he works for insurance

 

[younggun]

just checked with him and he said aslong as it is street legal and road worthy there is no limit on size as long as they comply to road worthy he said u might get a slighly larger excess but nothing to bad to worry about

Cheers

 

[The Darkness]

ok. always better to be safe then sorry