YOUR RESEARCH17" wheels with spacers?
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Hi guys, in about a week I'm putting on the H&R springs on my 2001 coupe. I currently have the stock 17's on there. It's gonna be a little while until I can save up for a nice set of wheels and was wondering if when I lower the car I should put spacers on the 17's to have them sit more flush with the fenders. Any thoughts? I'm worried it might look kind of weird being lowered on 17's without the spacers.
How long before you get some 18s?
Yeah, do it.
I'm probably going to get them mid summer, just didn't know if it would look goofy lowering it on 17's
Sure.......whatever turns your crank....do it.......nothing goofy about it. I'm **** about wheel offset, and my 'offseason' wheels & tires for both the Turbo and C4 are 17s........spaced out.
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