106 Wheels Selection (Found on Lathe HELP)

berkayg is 2011-02-09 21:10:36

I've seen someone who used it before.

Of course you can use it, but I recommend 195 as an image and as a roadholder. If you use 185 55 15, the car can burn 4-5 cents less as the coefficient of friction decreases, I think this will be the only advantage.

You have to be 195 45 15 in 106. if you say you rub it on the fenders maximum 50 but very harmful to tell me.

If I am going to use it in 206, I get 195 and I am thinking of using 106 quiksilver. ultimately 1,4 75hp vehicle. I normally need to wear 14, but the look and feel of this rim ends.

[QUOTE = GökhaN] 106 on 195 45 15 you have to. if you say you rub it on the fenders maximum 50 but very harmful to tell me. [/ QUOTE] berkayg is 2011-02-08 20:52:04

If you use it, you know so much why do you ask for the rim tire events in vain?

I speak based on the calculation here.

plug and see

Did you try it? I guess you had a 5cm spring if you tried it, so could it be rubbing? Because I have a stock spring.

You have to use 45 cheeks

Of course you can use it, your car will burn less ..

195/50/15

Guys give 14 'wheels on the link for 500TL, how do you think? Would 175 bases be used?

106 gti rim I think

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VTS MK2 Rim Plug 195/45/15

I think I will get these rims for 400. For now, I'm going to use 185 55 14 or something, and I'm going to use 185 55 14 or so next year.

[QUOTE = berkaygr] I think I will get these rims for 400. For now, I'm going to use 185 55 14 or something with my full 65 65 14 full years. [/ QUOTE]

exactly.
106 gti definitely.