Anyone run 20 inch alloys on a Vantage
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why do you think bigger wheels will make cornering better? ...if anything, I would have thought they will make it worse, if they are heavier and increasing unsprung weight
ride quality will be worse with less sidewall, the OE 40/45 profile tyres are already "low profile" by normal standards
so if its purely for looks, then perhaps a different style of wheel would suit? or do some other cosmetic tweaks like splitter/diffuser etc
edit: heres a link to a easy to understand article on the physics of wheels n tyres http://autospeed.com.au/cms/title_Tyres-Grip-and-A...
ride quality will be worse with less sidewall, the OE 40/45 profile tyres are already "low profile" by normal standards
so if its purely for looks, then perhaps a different style of wheel would suit? or do some other cosmetic tweaks like splitter/diffuser etc
edit: heres a link to a easy to understand article on the physics of wheels n tyres http://autospeed.com.au/cms/title_Tyres-Grip-and-A...
Edited by bogie on Monday 18th July 20:38
DBS alloys can be had in 19" and 20" in the early style. I am also considering the move to 20" rims simply to get bigger brakes on the car. I will probably find a solution for my 19"s though.
I think the Vantage/DB9 looks good as is on 19"s, but I would like another couple of inches of rubber on the road at the rear and the 20in rims are that little bit wider...
I think the Vantage/DB9 looks good as is on 19"s, but I would like another couple of inches of rubber on the road at the rear and the 20in rims are that little bit wider...
Vergis said:
Look nothing like them ... sure right okkkkkk thennnn
Can you *really* not see the difference between them? The Aston wheels have 5 spokes that split into two and are much thicker. The others have 10 evenly spaced thin spokes. Like I said, they're both round and both have spokes, but...
They're not a bad looking wheel I will agree, but if you want it to look like it's wearing OEM wheels, this won't be fooling many people
Fortunately we all like different things
yeti said:
Can you *really* not see the difference between them? The Aston wheels have 5 spokes that split into two and are much thicker. The others have 10 evenly spaced thin spokes. Like I said, they're both round and both have spokes, but...
Also Yeti, the Aston wheels have rubber round them.No way hosee am I driving a car without a tyre on it, don't care what the Lambo drivers do.
Don't encourage people to drink either, Yeti
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