What to do?
, Thanks for the feedback Dennis, I agree! I always said, if your vehicle rubs going over a speed bump then it’s to low.
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A general rule of thumb I've heard, (and which I also believe) says that the distance between the top of your tyre and the bottom of the wheel arch, should be less than or equal to the profile thickness of the tyre sidewall. This usually results in a good look. IMHO the black wheel arches are "optically" raising the vehicle, in other words making it look higher than it is (and making the wheels look smaller).
So I say lower it !!! or maybe just colour code your wheel arches.
I've (poorly) photoshopped some colour onto your wheel arches and think it may be an eaiser option for the look than lowering.
Just my opinion
So I say lower it !!! or maybe just colour code your wheel arches.
I've (poorly) photoshopped some colour onto your wheel arches and think it may be an eaiser option for the look than lowering.
Just my opinion
A general rule of thumb I've heard, (and which I also believe) says that the distance between the top of your tyre and the bottom of the wheel arch, should be less than or equal to the profile thickness of the tyre sidewall. This usually results in a good look. IMHO the black wheel arches are "optically" raising the vehicle, in other words making it look higher than it is (and making the wheels look smaller).
So I say lower it !!! or maybe just colour code your wheel arches.
I've (poorly) photoshopped some colour onto your wheel arches and think it may be an eaiser option for the look than lowering.
Just my opinion
So I say lower it !!! or maybe just colour code your wheel arches.
I've (poorly) photoshopped some colour onto your wheel arches and think it may be an eaiser option for the look than lowering.
Just my opinion
Thanks Renaissance.Man




