Cop'd A Defect

[1st_rolla_ke30]

hey guys just got a defect driving home lastnight for been to low :jamie:

the good thing is its only a minor.

do you know if vic roads will look at my car with 15'' on front and 13'' on rear?

its the only way i can make the car higher without pulling the suspension out.

[Redwarf]

hey guys just got a defect driving home lastnight for been to low :jamie:

the good thing is its only a minor.

do you know if vic roads will look at my car with 15'' on front and 13'' on rear?

its the only way i can make the car higher without pulling the suspension out.

 

I doubt it very much.

[goldke70]

I doubt it very much.

 

 

Pretty sure you can't have different size rims mate, at least not up here in QLD.

I'd do it the right way if I was you otherwise you'll probably end up with more defects to add to the list...

 

GL :jamie:

[orangeLJ]

there is a certain restriction to the difference in size in NSW, off the top of my head, have no clue on the figure, but aslong as the circumference is the same size between the wheels, there shouldn't be a drama.

 

I know ALOT of older cars running different sized wheels (larger rear etc) in both diameter and width with no problems for rego or with the police.

[78_7kRolla]

Awwww that's shit. It was sitting so nice too! Yes, you will have to have the same diameter tyres all around to pass the inspection.

 

Cheers Matt.

[philbey]

How is it that some cars run factory different wheel sizes then? I reckon one of the Lotus Esprit's run a larger rear diameter.

[orangeLJ]

the tyre size makes up for it, lower profile tyre on the larger diametre rims aims to achieve a similar rolling circumference.

[1st_rolla_ke30]

thanks for the help guys just borrowed a set of my mates 14'' wheels wiyh a 60 profile,

so with a bit of luck it should pass.

 

cheers michael

[1st_rolla_ke30]

cleared by about 1 inch