They're going to stick out the arch a bit aren't they?!.... haha!

Also tyre choice on a 9J alloy. A 215/40 tyre is going to look stretched so not sure what other sizes exist? Seems like maybe 235/40 is an option, or 245/35 R17 Hmmmm

19's?!?!?!?!?

Good god man.

Dibs on your old wheels hahaha

No - still 17", but 9J wide.... Thats about 2" wider than normal.

No old wheels - I just sold my Audi TT track wheels so now need another set.... These have popped up on the radar but I don't think they'll be practical.

Doubt you'll get a 9 on the front

8.5 is about the max on the rear even

Yeah, that may not be practical heh

Unless you get the arches from the rally car...

No - still 17", but 9J wide.... Thats about 2" wider than normal.

No old wheels - I just sold my Audi TT track wheels so now need another set.... These have popped up on the radar but I don't think they'll be practical.

Since when have you ever done 'practical'?

What about 9j in 16" falvour?

X crosses fingers X

Edited 3 November, 201114 yr by Lee Rich

16" = no go over brembos,

They are actually touring car wheels, but I don't exactly have a touring car....

Still on the 9j topic, Please can someone buy these rims off eBay they gave me a sleepless night, 270845469451

Edited 3 November, 201114 yr by Lee Rich

I think you need to re-assess over a good cigar...

J.

Perhaps more helpfully...

http://www.tyres-pneus-online.co.uk/equivalency-tables-advice.html

J.

I have a question though it may sound silly.. do u need higher psi's for stretched tires?

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I have a question though it may sound silly.. do u need higher psi's for stretched tires?

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no

On mega stretch tires

Say something daft like a 165 on a 7" rim people over on edition 38 seem to stick in about 40 psi

On a super stretch tire it's a matter of time before you're done by our friends the police too.

Perhaps more helpfully...

http://www.tyres-pneus-online.co.uk/equivalency-tables-advice.html

J.

Thanks - good link! Seems like 235 is the minimum which probably means 225 could be used...