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> Couple of newbie questions, Wheels and arches
evvo
post May 30 2016, 08:19 AM
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Sure these have been asked a thousand Times before. I've tried the search thread but keep getting people's build threads that I lose myself in for a couple of hours (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Ok question one. What are the largest width of wheel that will fit under standard arches?

Also my car is a 1.7 which I want to upgrade. I grew up in a family that all had old beetles and my first car was a beetle with a 1.6 twin choke carb. Am I better to upgrade the 1.7 or go for something bigger. The cars only going to be a fair weather car here in the UK.

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post May 30 2016, 02:08 PM
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Sure these have been asked a thousand Times before. I've tried the search thread but keep getting people's build threads that I lose myself in for a couple of hours (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Ok question one. What are the largest width of wheel that will fit under standard arches?

Also my car is a 1.7 which I want to upgrade. I grew up in a family that all had old beetles and my first car was a beetle with a 1.6 twin choke carb. Am I better to upgrade the 1.7 or go for something bigger. The cars only going to be a fair weather car here in the UK.

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Yes 205 is sensible and provides a good amount rubber on the road,you live in the land of the Minilite wheel,IMO these are one of the nicest looking aftermarket wheels around.
Haven't checked their website but I would say they would stock a wheel with the correct offset for your car.
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