New wheels - part 2
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New wheels - part 2
Since I had such a miserable failure with my last wheels having the wrong offset, I am worried about buying another set that are wrong.
I do not want to waste money again and have my tires cut by the rear fender edges.
I will sell my old wheels locally, which only have a few months of use and no damage at all, for $200 or best offer and use that money toward a new set of wheels and tires.
TireRack.com has a set I really like and their web page says they will fit the Lanos.
They look as though they are offset so they will not scrape, so that is a major factor for choosing them.
Here are the full details:
http://www.tirerack.com/servlet/CallJsp ... wRear=null
Does anyone else know of any silver wheels similar to this patterh that they know will fit the Lanos hatchback with a lowered suspension?
Thanks!
Cliff
P.S. .... I decided to keep the Lanos and not sell it after all. [/img]
I do not want to waste money again and have my tires cut by the rear fender edges.
I will sell my old wheels locally, which only have a few months of use and no damage at all, for $200 or best offer and use that money toward a new set of wheels and tires.
TireRack.com has a set I really like and their web page says they will fit the Lanos.
They look as though they are offset so they will not scrape, so that is a major factor for choosing them.
Here are the full details:
http://www.tirerack.com/servlet/CallJsp ... wRear=null
Does anyone else know of any silver wheels similar to this patterh that they know will fit the Lanos hatchback with a lowered suspension?
Thanks!
Cliff
P.S. .... I decided to keep the Lanos and not sell it after all. [/img]
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Lanos' stock offset is -49mm.... Regretufully there is only a handful of wheels with such offset over in Europe, not to mention North America. Your safest bet would be to get some wheels with 45 offset, or 40. On 17" wheels the width of the tire must not exceed 7.5.
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The wheels I have on now are 15x6.5 with 40mm offset and Eibach springs. Works perfectly.
When did you lower your Lanos? I remember you talking about it, but haven't seen any pictures of it finished
When did you lower your Lanos? I remember you talking about it, but haven't seen any pictures of it finished
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Re: New wheels - part 2
YAAAAAAAAAAY... so happy that do are not letting her go... it is a really nice looking car. :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:TheGreatAndPowerfulOz wrote: P.S. .... I decided to keep the Lanos and not sell it after all.
can't you just roll your rear fender?? what size of tires you were using anyways?
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Today on my way home from school I stopped by a store that sells wheels, tires and rolls fenders.
The guy at the store told me the wheels I have will fit if I roll the edges of my rear fenders up and said he would charge $100 per fender to roll them.
That price sounded too high, so I stopped at my friend's paint and body shop and he told me he would roll both rear fenders up for $10 !!!
I am dropping my car off with him on Saturday moring.
Now all I need to do is get new tires and install my springs and shocks.
I am using 195/50/15 tires.
The guy at the store told me the wheels I have will fit if I roll the edges of my rear fenders up and said he would charge $100 per fender to roll them.
That price sounded too high, so I stopped at my friend's paint and body shop and he told me he would roll both rear fenders up for $10 !!!
I am dropping my car off with him on Saturday moring.
Now all I need to do is get new tires and install my springs and shocks.
I am using 195/50/15 tires.
yep thats the correct tire size to use and i am confident that after rolling the fenders it will work great.
waiting forward for your feedback after the shocks and springs installation.
MMamdouh
waiting forward for your feedback after the shocks and springs installation.
MMamdouh
Driving is the utmost fun you can have with your pants on!
Check out my ride: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/567267
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use a hammer to force the metal to roll... OK it won't look that nice when finished but who will look into the inside of your fender??
MMamdouh
MMamdouh
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Check out my ride: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/567267
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