Usually not if castor correction bushes or drop boxes are fitted. I believe. As lifting the car brings the front wheels slightly back otherwise.
Happy to be corrected on this.
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Usually not if castor correction bushes or drop boxes are fitted. I believe. As lifting the car brings the front wheels slightly back otherwise.
Happy to be corrected on this.
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I think a 33 on the rear will be fine.. Along as your offset is fine.
35` tyres are pushing it..
That's on the weight side of things
I will be using standard rims first off and once I find a set I want then I'll buy them but I don't want Sunnys every **** has them and they date the car something fierceQuote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
That's the great thing about a GQ....... absolutely timeless, so IMO sunnies look greatQuote:
Originally Posted by ThomasWatson
Yeah but the gu with sunnies looks odd IMOQuote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
GUs just look odd anyway ;):DQuote:
Originally Posted by ThomasWatson
might want to look at eastern wheel works wheels.
I run 285s and 305s on my 2004 gu with no problems ,mud flaps in place
You can move the front wheels forward 25mm with a spacer
Might just get a set of alloys off a gu8
16" tyres are cheaper and you'll get more variety