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i20N wheel compatibility
- Thread starter KCUFRADIO
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Using 225/40 R18 PZ5 on 8x18 ET53 wheels also fine, maybe some 3-5mm spacers needed in the future if fitting wider 225 semis.
Honestly, you see my rear wheel and it sits exactly the same with respect to the edge of the bodywork; it's true that the protective lip on the stock Pirelli wheels is very pronounced.It really doesn’t.
I saw the i20N Shadow Edition rims are Speedy Carbine 18x8 et45 (just under 9kg ea).
If its good enough for hyundai N special edition, then its good enough for me...
If its good enough for hyundai N special edition, then its good enough for me...
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It really looks like, there seems to be more stretch, so 18x8 with PZ4 215 tires, if pictures are accurate.
No fitment issues with 215 or 225 tires and stock suspension or even with lowering springs.
Not available in the stud pattern.
I'm sad that slick silver is no longer an available colour option. I prefer it to the satin gunmetal.
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Problem with a lower ET is that you not even stone blasting the underside of the side skirts, you may stone blasting the complete side skirts & lacquer.
Therefore I decided to go on high ET, for preventing this shitty effect. Plus I am pretty sure that even on ET45 with 225 semis & coil overs with a drop around 5-8cm will never work without real bad scrubbing.
That shadow rims are really mint and very similar in colour & style like the TEC GT Race-I
Therefore I decided to go on high ET, for preventing this shitty effect. Plus I am pretty sure that even on ET45 with 225 semis & coil overs with a drop around 5-8cm will never work without real bad scrubbing.
That shadow rims are really mint and very similar in colour & style like the TEC GT Race-I
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