I know what it means to "be ballin on a budget" not everyone can afford air suspension or expensive ass wheels right out the box but at the same time, you could have gotten coils first with the money spent on those wheels/tires. Honestly, if you wanted wheels first, I would have gone with OEM wheels, something that aren't usually seen on audi's like Merc wheels, certain VW wheels or something else for cheap. Then roll like that for a while, save up and step your game up to some real wheels.
I saw those wheels you were on off the link you posted and they're so generic....even if they're from a local wheel company. The sizes and offsets are so weak, you could have gotten by getting some stock amg wheels for much cheaper than what you've paid for and had a better look IMO.
I never really liked the Tenzo's and these are a replica of those same wheels, so I don't really like it. Get yourself some Coilovers from ST suspensions and slam that thing.
I almost got myself a 03 c5 at one point but I did very little research on those cars, so I opted out for a b5 a4 instead. Hopefully you can prove us wrong that you can make this work.
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Yeah well... They don't like the wheels on my car either... It's your car man do what you want to it. Fuckem' if they can't take a joke.
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In to see where this goes. You're making me miss my C5 2.7T; can't wait to see this thing low!
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Thanks guys, and helllll no, this is never turning into a Celli thread. Anyways, I kept the stock 17s on hand so I can play around with those once the suspension comes in. For now I am going to fix the rust bubbles on the two front fenders. You can see the bubbles right at the top of the arch in the fender in one of the pics up top. The right side is a tiny bit worse. If the rust is too deep, I will just order 2 new fenders, I found some for $75 each. There's really not much else to do until I get suspension. I see what you guys mean now by getting suspension first, it really gives you the flexibility to play around with lowering before you start thinking about wheels. Oh well, once again thanks for the ideas guys. I'm gonna get my stockies wrapped in some new rubber, and I'll throw the on there when I'm fitting the suspension.
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This started to smell like a Celli "build thread" with all the shit that was being flung in here. That being said, the wheels you chose OP definitely look like those old Tenzo's. Shu-10's or shu-4's, iirc. Now, I'm big into making a build your own so do what you do. Its your car anyway. Not ours. Were it me, I like OEM+ and hope you go that route. Anyway, I'm done. Let's see where this goes.
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I dont get why you fitted spacers to stock suspension. Spacers improve fitment, but you also need to lower it at the same time to achieve this.
I hope your photoshop becomes a reality.
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Wheels don't do a thing for me, but that is by-the-by.
Get it lowered before you worry about anything else. I think you may then decide some kind of OEM+ route would be a better option. A nice Audi wheel (second hand exists you know).
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i dont fully **** on the wheels
though they wouldnt have been my choice eather..
i know i'm a EUROPEAN tuner so for me all them USA-parts look better then what we see in the streets every day here.. but i have to say on classy cars like Audi i prefer a less sporty approach unless u build a beast like our little batman A4 on this forum!
none the less i'm confident that once it gets more low it will not be a neck-breaker but it will earn the respect it deserves.
grtz
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Thanks a lot for that post man, I think we were all being a bit childish in this thread. And great photoshop! I have no idea how you do that but nice going, that's very close to the look I want. Tbh I haven't seen any other C5's on this forum. Other than BoostedA408's A4 (whos car is the tits btw). I will have my coilovers soon, and then this will be a much better threadOriginally posted by Vilius View PostWell guys, probably you'll think i'm a clown or something, but looks like that those 'branded boys' are the only ones who behaves like a childs in this thread.
There are a lot more nice wheels in the world, than just brand, like BBS, Equip, Work, etc. Split wheels are not the only one type of wheels in the world neither. It's not really a brands and their logos that does your car nicer, its the designs of wheels. But looks like you guys sometimes really forgot that fact, despite that it's probably the most important thing in our (stanceguys') world. Because of that, any signs of creativity is gone - just a very few people can do something different and stand out of the crowd. I'm not h.a.t.i.n anyone, it's just makes me sad, and thats it.
What about this thread - I don't know why you guys are still talkin shit here. Those wheels are forged, not cast in china or somewhere. Replicas? I don't think so. Then ARE's should be a replica of BBS rs's, or SSR Mesh wheels should be a replica of E50s? Well, it isn't. And just because it looks familiar, doesn't mean it's fake wheels - in today's world is hard to made up something absolutely new, so there will allways be some kind of familiarity in all of them. At the end of the day, they all are still in a round shape, right?
To bring this build up to the mountain a bit, and to add a little bit of motivation for the owner, here's the quick photoshop I've made. Little bit of camber, lower tires, more lows and here we go! I don't know how about you guys, but by my eyes - it would be second of the best A6 C5's in this forum. And I absolutelly don't care that those wheels aren't splits - wheels are for looks and drives, not for sitting in the garage and splitting them every day

Well, looks like i've said what I wanted.
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I've polished and put my wheels on, then I added as much lows as i've needed - not a single regret for that move
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Well guys, probably you'll think i'm a clown or something, but looks like that those 'branded boys' are the only ones who behaves like a childs in this thread.
There are a lot more nice wheels in the world, than just brand, like BBS, Equip, Work, etc. Split wheels are not the only one type of wheels in the world neither. It's not really a brands and their logos that does your car nicer, its the designs of wheels. But looks like you guys sometimes really forgot that fact, despite that it's probably the most important thing in our (stanceguys') world. Because of that, any signs of creativity is gone - just a very few people can do something different and stand out of the crowd. I'm not h.a.t.i.n anyone, it's just makes me sad, and thats it.
What about this thread - I don't know why you guys are still talkin shit here. Those wheels are forged, not cast in china or somewhere. Replicas? I don't think so. Then ARE's should be a replica of BBS rs's, or SSR Mesh wheels should be a replica of E50s? Well, it isn't. And just because it looks familiar, doesn't mean it's fake wheels - in today's world is hard to made up something absolutely new, so there will allways be some kind of familiarity in all of them. At the end of the day, they all are still in a round shape, right?
To bring this build up to the mountain a bit, and to add a little bit of motivation for the owner, here's the quick photoshop I've made. Little bit of camber, lower tires, more lows and here we go! I don't know how about you guys, but by my eyes - it would be second of the best A6 C5's in this forum. And I absolutelly don't care that those wheels aren't splits - wheels are for looks and drives, not for sitting in the garage and splitting them every day

Well, looks like i've said what I wanted.
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I've polished and put my wheels on, then I added as much lows as i've needed - not a single regret for that moveOriginally posted by kbuss View PostLows first, then worry about wheels. Never get wheels before you go low.
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Word. It took me a year to appropriately budget for an air setup that was worthwhile.Originally posted by FunfGang View PostIf you really "don't give a fuck", why do you keep commenting and arguing with people? I feel like if you really didn't care, you wouldn't get so butthurt and be so quick to retort.
Everyone here has heard the, "I don't have tons of money to spend on nice wheels so I bought cheap ones for the time being" excuse 100 times before. Either save the money for lows, or buy cheap, used, "nice" wheels. Many of us are on just as strict, if not stricter budgets than you, so a lot of people on here understand your position and have advise to give if you'd stop trying to defend yourself for one second.
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If you really "don't give a fuck", why do you keep commenting and arguing with people? I feel like if you really didn't care, you wouldn't get so butthurt and be so quick to retort.
Everyone here has heard the, "I don't have tons of money to spend on nice wheels so I bought cheap ones for the time being" excuse 100 times before. Either save the money for lows, or buy cheap, used, "nice" wheels. Many of us are on just as strict, if not stricter budgets than you, so a lot of people on here understand your position and have advise to give if you'd stop trying to defend yourself for one second.
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Good Lord. Who cares.
Rotiform (yes, Rotiform cast wheels), Fifteen52, WCI, 3SDM, etc. check out those places. Around 1200 for nice, clean wheels that will compliment your car.
The issue that these guys (no idea why they are so worried about it) have is that these wheels look like something they are not.
The wheel companies I mentioned that sell cast wheels (which will be just fine for your non-racecar A6) look like 1200-1400 cast 1 piece wheels. They aren't fooling anyone. They aren't anything incredible.
From there, decide if you want to upgrade to a 2 or 3 piece wheel. Plenty of which can be had for under 2k.
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