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The-Les
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The-Les
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is this working?
Will get some better pics now I know how. gfriend curbed them after four days!!
Will get some better pics now I know how. gfriend curbed them after four days!!
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is this working?
Will get some better pics now I know how. gfriend curbed them after four days!!
You could have posted in other threads mate instead of wasting space in this one! Anyway, wheels look alright, not seen them on an Ibiza before. 18"s?
The-Les
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Cheers dude yea there 18s get a little bit of rubbing over big bumps and it bottoms out alot so looking fot better shocks next.
sorry about all the posts had nothing interesting to say anywhere!
sorry about all the posts had nothing interesting to say anywhere!
DantheMan
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Hi all, my wife has an 05 Ibiza 1.4 Sport and the front tyres need replacing.
Current size is 205/45-16 but she is wondering can we put slightly less low profile on as the road noise is pretty loud and bumpy?
I was thinking 205/55-16 but not sure if this is possible or if it will make much difference??
Plus, I guess if I change 2 of the tyres for bigger profile then I need to change the other 2 also?
Cheers, Dan.
Current size is 205/45-16 but she is wondering can we put slightly less low profile on as the road noise is pretty loud and bumpy?
I was thinking 205/55-16 but not sure if this is possible or if it will make much difference??
Plus, I guess if I change 2 of the tyres for bigger profile then I need to change the other 2 also?
Cheers, Dan.
PvdH
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I've got a question; what is the minimal size of alloys that fits around the Seat Sport / AP Racing Brakes on een Ibiza Cupra '05?
16" or 17" and which ET?
16" or 17" and which ET?
rob_pd160
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new style bbs lm-r's fit, et35, 7.5j x 17". need spacers to get them on my cupra tdi (good old seat sport calipers), will post pics up when i have enough posts!
TILLEY
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Hey,
I drive a seat ibiza 52plate 1.2s, got some horrible wheel trims on it and im looking for a nice set of alloys preferably with tyres, i have seen the cupra alloys on ibizas and they look awesome, anyone be able to help me with what fitments i need and offsets etc as i have no knowledge what so ever. Also anyone know where to get any seat alloys or audi replicas???
I drive a seat ibiza 52plate 1.2s, got some horrible wheel trims on it and im looking for a nice set of alloys preferably with tyres, i have seen the cupra alloys on ibizas and they look awesome, anyone be able to help me with what fitments i need and offsets etc as i have no knowledge what so ever. Also anyone know where to get any seat alloys or audi replicas???
Gorynych
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The stock tyres are very noisy, even winter tyres more quet that Ibizas stock.
1) You can just buy new tyres by another brand with normal size
2) if u need more comfort, the best way change to 15'' 195/55-60/R15, 195/60/15 max.size
3) I think, difference between 45-55 is ok, but, are you sure that wheels are NOT very big for front wheelpair?
4) Yes- you need to change all 4 wheels.
is there any way of upgrading from 16" to 17" without it turning into a tractor?
do i have to get lower profile tyres?
do i have to get lower profile tyres?
Quirrel
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My alloys are immaculate just now. No kerbing.
A friend has offered me the ones of his A4 to put on and save my original Seat 15in for resale time.
I have no idea if they fit or not.
205/45/ 17 - that keeps the wheels the right size for the gearing, what do I need for 16 in wheels to keep the gearing correct?
A friend has offered me the ones of his A4 to put on and save my original Seat 15in for resale time.
I have no idea if they fit or not.
205/45/ 17 - that keeps the wheels the right size for the gearing, what do I need for 16 in wheels to keep the gearing correct?
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