How big both size and width can I go on the front and rear or my 2002 TT?

Looking at maybe a 19 or 20 x 9 or 10 in the rear.

and

A 19 or 20 x 8 up front.

Spacers small size, websites ???????

 

i was to not to stagger the rims but i dont know if is ture
the tire place said it would mess up the all wheel drive system .. but i dont know i have 18x8 and the are fine

 

Yeah, if you've got a Quattro, don't stagger sizes, it screws with the Haldex. If you're FWD, I don't see that there would be a problem.

 

This is the look i want and yes I have the Quattro

Maybe not that wide in the rear, but similiar.



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The only thing that will screw up the haldex system is if the rolling circumference is off by more than 3%.

Going wider in the rear than in the frount is fine. Many TTers do it.

 

Use to see if wheels will fit and how

Use to see what size tires you will need for them

 

Thanks again guys

 

looks like your in the same situation as me. You want a wheel with a deep dish off set. I have been looking two. Just figure out how much of an off set you want. they range anywhere from 10mm dish to 40 or 50mm deep dish i think. The front is going to require a smaller off set from the back compared toother TT's iv seen with deep dish rims. I just havent figured out what yet size offset we need yet. Anyone know what looks good?

 

heh, that purple TT guy goes to go to the gym by my old work. too bad he fukked it up by adding chrome rims. everytime he drove by, it made me want to get a TT.

and well, here i am

 

Don't listen to people who havn' run staggered wheels.

It works just fine.
Contrary to what was posted, Haldex is the ONLY all wheel drive system you can run staggered on.

TorSen is the system you want to keep even.

I've been running 8.5's up front and 10s out back for about a year now and my haldex has yet to be "screwed with" whatever that means.

The haldex uses thixotropic fluid between tightly toleranced plates to created friction through the shearing of the fluid and plates.

Torsen is mechanicaly linked, torsen is not stagger friendly.