Anyone lowered their cc and have 17" alloys. Please adv

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Darth Bourj
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Post by Darth Bourj »

My CC has been lowered by about 40mm and I have found some wheels that I would like to put on my car. I would have preferred to stick to the 16" size, but these particular alloys only come in 15 and 17". My question is. Has anyone lowered their CC and put 17" wheels on their car and, if so, did you need to modify the arches? And have you experience any bad points from doing this. E.g. tyre rubbing, poor ride or reduction in acceleration performance.

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Post by rob »

you need Paul-y3k I think he has done 18" wheels so he can advise you

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Post by paul_y3k »

sorry sir i was in the back office sir owh suit you
so you want some 17's sir ? owh impress the ladies sir ? suit you sir
you should'nt need to do any arch work, as on 17's there is still a little bit of room around. I think a cpl of others have dnoe this ...
if you try 18's then you will need to roll the arches and don't even think about 19's as they don't fit in the rear arches at all.

ohh a pug cc on 17's lowered owh should be popular with the ladies sir .. owh suit you sir ;)

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Post by Darth Bourj »

Thanks.

I guess if 18's fit then 17's/lowered will be fine!

"Suits you sir"? Do you work at the de-Vere or something?
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Post by stephen T »

when does sir plan to buy these alloys sir? ooooooh suits you sir.

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Post by denmark »

paul_y3k

have you got any photos of your 18" wheels (and the car :rolleyes: )?

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Post by paul_y3k »

yep form the thorpe park meet when they were 1 day old ....

http://www.peugeot206cc.co.uk/pictures/ ... pe-13.html

so you like them sir .. ooooohhh suit you sir out with a lady sir ?
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sorry matt, it's an old 'catchphrase' from a comedy sketch show called the fast show over here ....
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Post by Chadd »

Hello, 17" wheels do rub the rear bumper when you lower it but I suppose thats what you get for dropping a cc nearly 70mm. You wont get any probs if you have only lowered it 40mm apert from the bumps in the road as standard shocks are still too soft for the job. I am putting 19" wheels on mine soon, yippee :lol: :twisted: :lol: :twisted:
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