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i know I've posted something like this in the wheel section but the picture section is a lot more popular

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50/50 IMO, depends on the copper, I suppose!

thought this was going to be a thread with pics of your hot girlfriend :roll:

as much as you dont want to hear it, id say thats rather illegal. the wheel is quite a noticable distance from th arch.....

Is that her standing to the right :p?

mmmm, id agree it sticks out quite far, I'm not sure how legal that is but tbh no-one really knows it tends to be upto the copper at the time, what wheels are they?? anymore pics??

illegal and will also catch really bad.

Is that her standing to the right :p?

that looks like a bloke to me :p

I'm not sure about this one.. as its been said before, it depends on the copper.

oh and if they don't catch, you're not low enough.

get some stretched tyres on and i think you'll get away with it. having the tread sticking out of the arch is a defo no no

i do agree with panda that it doesn't look low enough and it will catch like mad, and my feelings on pokeing wheels was summed up brillinatly by chrispy 'business up front and party out back'

i hear if the treads outside the arch thn its illegal:/

looks illegal to me.

yerr looks a bit touch & go

guess luck of the draw with what copper pulls you (if you do get pulled!) lol

what wheels are they? like size & et

tread is outside the arch so I'd illegal, not too sure about the true origin's of that law thought tbh I run my rears by it though lol

look pretty illegal 4 defo & not worth the risk!.. i think it was foxie pretty sure he was 100% it seemed legal but he still got stopped & points!?... also get rid of the water from your headlights especially near MOT time!

Borderline illegal.. looks like theres room for stretch though..

illegal get some stretch on there

yeh your right i just went out and they do catch like a bitch! it's got 20mm spacers on atm. I'd take them off but i dont want the tyres to touch the suspension..

does anyone know if 7.5" by 15" wheels will touch coilovers with 195/45/15's on?

it's got 20mm spacers on atm

ha ha thats why they are sticking out so far. i would take the spacers out and give it a go up and down the road. i 90% sure the tyres shouldn't catch the suspension. then if they do catch just try putting in some 5mm spacers as they will only catch by a small amount

yeh it depends on the offset, if they catch on the suspension, but if it does catch which i doubt it will, just stick some 5mm spacers in!

ok I've taken the spacers off and they do not touch. but they are sooooooo close! literally 1 or 2mm or so.

go some nasty cuts in the tyres too... bit of a waist of money as they're brand new!

i had to raise the bac up a little too because they kept catching whenever i hit a bump and it was especially bad when i had people in the back.

but now I've got a nasty old gap in the wheel arch when its parked and it look uuugly!

how to over come this problem people.....?

i'll do some picture whoring tomorrow for you all lol. i would do it now but its too dark.

never mind legal or not, wheels that far out looks shit!

either way, with the inner lips rolled flat and spacers out should work

On the police site i got a link to on stretch and poke a while ago i remember reading the wheel itself cant stick out the arch more than 3 cm, if it does its illegal.

I also remember reading that it was bolox that wheels could harm someone near by as the police roit (or similar) vans wheel nuts stick out further than the arches and the wheels! iir cit was skatty who put that up on there

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