YOUR RESEARCHC4S aftermarket wheel size question
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I have an 03 C4S that I just recently purchased. It currently has 18" Rays Engineering wheels on it that are a little to track looking for me even though they are great wheels. I am interested in buying some wheels that have the following specs - Fronts are 20x8.5 +46 Rears are 20x11 +50 Would these be fine on my car? If so, what size tires can I get on them without rubbing. I'd like widest possible with 0 rub. My car is lowered about 1" as well.
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...y-996-a-2.html I would recommend not going any bigger than 19s, especially if yours is lowered.
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+1 on above 19s make the car ride harsh and have little side wall to protect the rim from damage. most people suggest 18s but 19s max. Wheel wells just aren't big enough for 20s
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