found a nice set of wheels online and im a click away from buying them but not even sure if they will fit on those sizes i have the 180Q

first size is 17x10 +20
if anyone has pics of 17x10's on TT please post

second size is 17x9 +25
if anyone has pics of 17x9's on TT please post

Thank you

 

guys running 10s on the rear put up with stretch and poke. which is ok for a cheap dub/hon/toy/etc, but not so muc for the TT. but some folks love the look.
there's an offset calculator on line somewhere (sorry, don't have link) that will tell you how much poke you'll have with those offsets. maybe someone else will have the link.

bottom line: your car, your money.

FWIW, i have 9s on rear with 265/35s. no stretch, no poke.

cheers

 

Thanks,

what offset of wheel do you have? do you have any pics? how baout the front wheel dimentions? sorry if i ask a lot, but i wanna find out proper wheel sizes before i buy them

 

18 X 8 and 18 x 9. et35.

http://public.fotki.com/TTQ2K2/oz-wh...heels-001.html

 

dam staggered on a quattro? i thought that was bad fot it.... but if i can ill do 17x9 front and 17x10 rear ill be getting coils with in a month or two, i do like the strech/hellaflush look,

and your car is sick, i wish mine where a 225

 

Staggered is not a problem (with the haldex) as long as you keep the rolling radius the same or nearly the same (within 1-3 % or so). My 235/40s and 265/35s are less than 1% different.

cheers

 

I seem to be missing something. I can see wheels but no car pics. Do you have pics of them on your TT? Do you think 19X9's would fit all the way around? I don't have a TT yet. Looking at a 2009 3.2 Quattro.

Thanks,

BV

 

Lots of pics in the other albums, but here's one. 9s are tough to fit on the front. problems hitting the struts, turning, etc...again, poke/streatch/rub issues.



cheers

 

Sorry. I wasn't familiar with Fotki before and didn't notice there were other albums there. Btw, is that your install of the gated shifter too? That V2 smooth version looks pretty sweet. Did you make that or is that commercially available? My only concern is if the gates match up to where the stick needs to be for shifts AND is it possible to tweak it so that the hard end channel of each slot IS the right position for each shift? Make sense?

 

Link for shift gate here;

http://www.ttspares.com/store/

It's made of aluminum, so if you need to take more material out to widen the gates or improve the shift feel, a light hand with a hand-file could do that. But as you'll note the prongs between each gate are small, so not much could be removed without weakening the prongs.

I'm not sure if I understand your second question, but take a look at my V1 album. there are pics in it that show the position of the shifter when in each gate.

FWIW, if interested, my V1 is for sale.

cheers.