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Old 11-26-2010, 03:00 PM
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So I just bought a 2000 Jetta GL and Im looking to get rims.. I was gonna go with 18's but I have been told I can fit 19's, I like the idea of 19's but have never had a VW before, what is everyones opinion or choice of size between 18's and 19's? ANy feed back is greatl appreciated...Thanks
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18s is pushing it in my opinion. 17s look perfect and 19s are way to big.
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Old 11-26-2010, 03:17 PM
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18s is pushing it in my opinion. 17s look perfect and 19s are way to big.
If I go 17's how much should I lower it?
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you could buy these from me. put them on and be gangster
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lower it till you take reflectors off the ground. then lower it more.
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Originally Posted by fladad09
If I go 17's how much should I lower it?
buy some coils and go as low as possible
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