Remember if you want insurance to pay out in the case of an accident, then spacers will really hurt your chances.
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Remember if you want insurance to pay out in the case of an accident, then spacers will really hurt your chances.
but dont big wheels and low sussy void insurance anyway?
Depends how big and how low I believe.
In WA it's 2 sizes up and 1" wider for rims with height at a min of 100mm clearance from lowest point of the car.
My understanding could be wrong though.
^ as above + an increase of track of no more than 25mm here in vic
well my car came with 15x6.5's and im running 18x9's.
so no point in full car insurance hey....
Looking very nice man. CongrtsQuote:
Originally Posted by itachi-kun
I think it also depends if the wheels were the cause of the claim. Eg. rejecting a claim for hailstone damage just because your wheels are oversized. I had comprehensive claims approved even though my wheels were not within specs.Quote:
Originally Posted by threesix
thanks ahah =)Quote:
Originally Posted by asgr8
Spotted FDRR on George street
Stig in sydney....?
Lol yea, here for WTAC 2011, anyone recommend anything to do around the CBD? restraunts etc
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Originally Posted by Stig
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