yea i'm pretty sure aye, i rarely see those in a 16".
Berlinarator New Member Joined May 11, 2006 Messages 141 Reaction score 2 Points 0 Location Canberra Members Ride VZ SS-Z Jul 18, 2006 #11 yea i'm pretty sure aye, i rarely see those in a 16".
SpaceYam somewhat awesome Joined Feb 19, 2004 Messages 976 Reaction score 22 Points 18 Age 39 Location Central Coast, NSW Members Ride 2014 Ford Focus ST Jul 18, 2006 #12 Now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure that the originals are 17" This is what appears to be the completely stock VR Clubby that I finally managed to take a picture of because it has the wheels I want, and they look like 17" wheels to me. Attachments wheelsiwants.jpg 448.7 KB · Views: 122
Now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure that the originals are 17" This is what appears to be the completely stock VR Clubby that I finally managed to take a picture of because it has the wheels I want, and they look like 17" wheels to me.
V vsv8berlinawag Active Member Joined Apr 28, 2004 Messages 372 Reaction score 39 Points 28 Age 65 Location Adelaide Members Ride VS II 5 ltr Berlina Wagon Jul 18, 2006 #13 I have 16 x 8" on my wagon and run 225's tyres without any problems, but they don't leave to much to play with in the wheel arches
I have 16 x 8" on my wagon and run 225's tyres without any problems, but they don't leave to much to play with in the wheel arches
SpaceYam somewhat awesome Joined Feb 19, 2004 Messages 976 Reaction score 22 Points 18 Age 39 Location Central Coast, NSW Members Ride 2014 Ford Focus ST Jul 19, 2006 #14 As long as they don't scrub at full lock I don't care
I Infus10n New Member Joined Feb 4, 2005 Messages 1,751 Reaction score 36 Points 0 Age 36 Location Perth Members Ride Holden Captiva (Work Demo) Jul 19, 2006 #15 Well i have 18X8 on my ute and they dont scrub... if the offset is right and suspension is lowered correctly you shouldnt have problems....
Well i have 18X8 on my ute and they dont scrub... if the offset is right and suspension is lowered correctly you shouldnt have problems....
SpaceYam somewhat awesome Joined Feb 19, 2004 Messages 976 Reaction score 22 Points 18 Age 39 Location Central Coast, NSW Members Ride 2014 Ford Focus ST Jul 19, 2006 #16 Thanks guys, I'm just trying to be 1000% certain that 8" wheels won't cause me any trouble .
shaggerz New Member Joined Jun 29, 2005 Messages 1,626 Reaction score 45 Points 0 Age 38 Location Victoria Point, Brisbane Members Ride 2004 VY2 SV8 A4 Jul 19, 2006 #17 VS clubby wheels are actually 3 spoke. Got copies of them on my equipe. They are 17s. Also you mentioned the optimal size for the buick, but the VS doesnt have the old 3800 it has the newer ecotec which has different headers I think? EDIT: oh and 8 inches is about 200mm right? I have 235s on mine and there is no scrubbing. Attachments vsside.jpg 75.9 KB · Views: 96
VS clubby wheels are actually 3 spoke. Got copies of them on my equipe. They are 17s. Also you mentioned the optimal size for the buick, but the VS doesnt have the old 3800 it has the newer ecotec which has different headers I think? EDIT: oh and 8 inches is about 200mm right? I have 235s on mine and there is no scrubbing.
SpaceYam somewhat awesome Joined Feb 19, 2004 Messages 976 Reaction score 22 Points 18 Age 39 Location Central Coast, NSW Members Ride 2014 Ford Focus ST Jul 19, 2006 #18 Yeah, I had assumed that the exhaust size was sort of appropriate for both engines. I'm not a fan of 3 spoke wheels. I'm going to look around of course, I might decide I like something better than the VR Clubby wheels.
Yeah, I had assumed that the exhaust size was sort of appropriate for both engines. I'm not a fan of 3 spoke wheels. I'm going to look around of course, I might decide I like something better than the VR Clubby wheels.