What you think!

[Anonymous]

Since this is the place yo get good advice on all Bravo needs, just wanted to know what you all thought about a set of alloys I wanted. They are the 16" fox evo 3. Will they look good, are 16" good size etc.http://www.motor-world.co.uk/kroozin/category.php?sub_cat_id=371

Thanks for your help

 

[Wiggy]

I think because they are multispoke, 17" would look better. But it is personal opinion.

Wiggy

 

[Anonymous]

wont the tyres rub if i have 17" and carry passengers and/or stuff in boot??

 

[thomas]

i was going to get exactly those for my HGT prior to my f**k up. If you do get those in 16's i'd like to check them on your car.

would expect 17's to look better though.

i saw some 18's on a C2 VTr and they looked small for their size so 16's may look a little on the small side if your car is lowered.

 

[Dan]

nice wheels them - as for 17's - you will be fine with 17's as long as the tyres are 205/40/17 you will still be able to have a full car and a full boot and not scrub!

 

[Anonymous]

Dan have you had your bravo lowered or not and do you get rubbing when you go over humps!

 

[Ben B]

17s are the way forward! I've got 17s on my Bravo, lowered about 40mm and still get no arch scrubbage, even with a full car and speedbumps! (As long as the wheels are 17x7 inch. (But I think most are)

There are those who say the handling's ruined on 17's, but I've fitted them with cheap 35mm lowering springs, and have to say I still love the way the Bravo feels to drive. Not too firm at all. (Except on really bad road surfaces, rumble strips are quite nasty!)My mum's got a Punto II sporting and it's a really horrible road-noisey, bumpy stiff drive.

 

[LightWarrior]

I'm planning the titanium FOX 3 evo's in a 17" next summer, its alotta money though! However i only picked out the titanium because it complements my cars colour, and theme (black and red...) You might prefer the hi-power silver finish, if you want them to stand out more, and depending on your colour choice. Just make sure they are no wider than 7", and PCD is 98.