New wheels

[AndyZ]

Just got my 19" 220's back from the wheel specialist. Powder coated, diamond cut and polished - nice and shiny. Not sure if I want to lower suspension - what do you think?

 

[srhutch]

I have the same dilemma

 

[mr wilks]

I would say no to lowering on either :wink: nice looking wheelset OP any close up pic of one ?

 

[halifaxbantam]

No mate it is a very classy looking car... seriously the wheels enhance the look, don't lower it.

 

[AndyZ]

I would say no to lowering on either :wink: nice looking wheelset OP any close up pic of one ?

Ta for opinions. I too think lowering might look at bit odd. Changing from the 18's to 19's stangely has made the ride less bumpy, even though tyres are still conti m3 tyres.

 

[srhutch]

I would say no to lowering on either :wink: nice looking wheelset OP any close up pic of one ?

Probably just the angle of my signature picture, but the front arch gaps seem so big.

 

[Jollyjoiner]

I'd say leave as is cos it looks mint

 

[Adam83]

Definitely needs to be dropped

 

[Bing]

They look brilliant

Personally I'd leave the ride height alone, but it's your car

 

[RickRob]

Leave it as it is and spend the difference on petrol!

It looks great as it is.

 

[wilbo]

If its a daily, leave it as it is. Slowing down excessively for speed bumps gets boring.

 

[AndyZ]

Right - decision time! I was in two minds but you guys are helping me to realise I should leave it alone. I think she looks good and the ride is compliant but comfortable. If it ain't broke don't fix it springs to mind. (Sorry about the crap pun) 8)

 

[Fast3000]

Looks awsome apw, no need to lower imo and probably looks far better in the flesh. Lowering will give you a bumpy ride!