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17s on a 1303
Be kind its my first thread!
I've just bought a disc conversion for my 73 1303 and also re-drilled discs and drums for 4x100 fitment. Am i right in thinking to fit 17s I will need slimline struts like kerscher or topline maxx ones? Also what offset wheels will i need to keep original wings. i've been offered 17s with et38 4x100 but think i may need larger offset? One last thing can i run 205/40s all round thanks |
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First post! Where's your &$*@ing pictures of your car?
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Actually, some water-cooled VW wheels are six inches wide so maybe you can get away with a 38mm offset. (I don't know of any 17-inch diameter wheels which are only six inches wide, though.) Quote:
One thing you need to do is see if you have early or late struts on your '73. This was changed mid-year by Volkswagen. TopLine's test car is a 1302. If you have the early style struts, you're fine. If you have the later style struts, you still may be fine or you may need some additional tweaking. It appears your wheels and their offset are it as far as your issues are concerned. |
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If you have a 75-79 super you must use at least a 52mm on a 7.5" rim. I purchased 17x7 40mm wheels for my 78 super and did not fit. Changed whole suspension to an 72 sb. Fit perfect no spacer.
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You must use at least a 50mm offset on a 7" wheel with the later Supers.
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17s on a 1303
struts are the 3 bolt type!
so I guess best order new wheels with proper offset for 7" wide and a topline maxx kit i'll post a pic as soon as its wearing 17s,slammed and clean |
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