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B1LLY

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Registered: 10th Jun 05
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
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15th Jun 05 at 15:24

Can someone tell me if I can fit 17's straight onto a Corsa B..?

cheers...

Jake

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Registered: 24th Jan 05
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15th Jun 05 at 15:48

yes you can. although it depends on the offset

nathan2005

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Registered: 1st Jun 05
Location: Sevenoaks, Kent
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15th Jun 05 at 16:51

I fitted 17/205/40 on the corsa. Fits gr8

B1LLY

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16th Jun 05 at 14:35

Cheers.. will keep those wheel firgures in mind.

Nick A

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16th Jun 05 at 14:40

yes, mine are 17/205/45, straight on. no rubbing at all

Carr

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Location: Leicestershire (Home) Ambleside, Lakes (Uni)
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16th Jun 05 at 16:13

It's the offset figures you need to keep in mind aswell especially with 17's
et45-49 would be best

sunshine beast

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Registered: 7th Jan 05
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16th Jun 05 at 18:28

yea but u will rolling like a monster truck so needs lowering

Ian

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Registered: 28th Aug 99
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16th Jun 05 at 19:18

Needs lowering.
Tyre size must be right.
Offset and wheel width must be right.

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17th Jun 05 at 00:21

Also good to go for Toyo tyres, or ones of a similar design, they seem to roll inwards a lot more than other brands giving you a few mm more space to play with.....

mikehiow

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Registered: 12th May 05
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17th Jun 05 at 03:19

cheers for that little bit of advice 1800ed

I have the wrong offset on my wheels, back arches rub, and I cant lower it, maybe if I can shave a few mm off the tyre size I can get away with cutting some of the arch away and bonding trim back on to lower it