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Krille

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I own a R32GTS-T tho, standard height on suspension, i have until now used 18inch wheels with no problem.

I have at this moment fitting a do luck kit, and for some reason the 18inchers looks fairly small now som im thinking of rolling out the fenders and getting some 19inchers.

does anyone have 19inch wheels on the R32? and how much problem will it be.

also some pics would be nice of the R32 with 19inchers, mainly with a r32 with some sort of bodykit.

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I have a Do Luck kit on mine and I can see what OP is getting at. I had 17s before the kit which looked fine... but after the kit they looked much smaller because of the size of the kit. I have 18s now which look fine but i wouldn't go bigger than that.

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17's ftw, 18's are to big for a 32 imo.

I've got 18" wedsports on mine and they look hot, but thats just my opinion. Some 18's dont sit right all the time on 32's. in saying that once i've finished painting and watnot i'm going to 18" Work XT7's

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