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Old 12-17-2004, 09:47 PM
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Maximun Rim width

Does anyone know the maximum width on rims you can put on a 2000 a4 1.8t quattro. With h and r coilovers on it. I want 18 inch by 8.5. Does anyone know if they will fit. And if they do will they be realistic? Will my car still be able to BANG around corners. I am going for handling purposes. Thanks Guys!! Send me some info..
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Old 12-20-2004, 09:38 AM
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Re: Maximun Rim width

it'll fit..depending on the offset of the wheel and the width tire you get..
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Old 01-19-2005, 09:51 AM
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Re: Maximun Rim width

Handling will be awesome with coilovers. But 17" will be a bit better due weight of the rim and alleviating unsprung weight; because lightweight 18" rims are VERY expensive. If your pockets are deep, then you should be ok just as Marked001 mentioned. I have 18x8.5 w/an offset of +35 all around on my A4 2.8 and with all the potholes in this area, I've had no problems with rubbing. But I have not lowered it yet, because I'm saving for a good set of Coilovers that'll set me back almost $2000.
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