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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: Adamdubz on 27 August 2011, 20:36

Title: Mk3 golf 9” wheels et 35 how do i fit in arches ?
Post by: Adamdubz on 27 August 2011, 20:36
What modifications can i do to have it really low?
Title: Re: Mk3 golf 9” wheels et 35 how do i fit in arches ?
Post by: Wayne on 27 August 2011, 21:04
Modify the rear arches, will need rolling and pulling.
Title: Re: Mk3 golf 9” wheels et 35 how do i fit in arches ?
Post by: gtiballs61 on 27 August 2011, 22:02

roll and flare arches
stretch tyres 195/45 or 195/40
some negative camber 1.5

You may get away with doing camber depending how low you want to go.
Title: Re: Mk3 golf 9” wheels et 35 how do i fit in arches ?
Post by: tweed on 28 August 2011, 12:28
I have 9" et20 on the rear. rolled them my self and fitted camber shims job done. I have 195/45/16 tyres and they rub on the rear bumper clip. I need 195/40/16.

But because you have et35, you will be fine with 195/45 and just a roll of the arch.
Title: Re: Mk3 golf 9” wheels et 35 how do i fit in arches ?
Post by: Adamdubz on 06 September 2011, 13:57
ok thanks is it safe to run that much strech 195 40 16 on 9" front and back ? as i would love this but i dont want the tyres to pop off and i will have to fined out how to put on camber shims and where is the best place to get some ?

thanks for your help :)
Title: Re: Mk3 golf 9” wheels et 35 how do i fit in arches ?
Post by: tweed on 06 September 2011, 15:25
ok thanks is it safe to run that much strech 195 40 16 on 9" front and back ? as i would love this but i dont want the tyres to pop off and i will have to fined out how to put on camber shims and where is the best place to get some ?

thanks for your help :)

you need 195/40/ or 195/45 to make them fit. if your worried they will pop off the rim don't buy 9" wide wheels, simple. But you will find they hold very well.
Title: Re: Mk3 golf 9” wheels et 35 how do i fit in arches ?
Post by: Adamdubz on 06 September 2011, 16:21
i think 40 lol and you make a fair point and that is good to hear