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  • Mexican fast
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    Originally posted by C.Johnston View Post
    that helps so much! thanks a lot. what brand/model tire is that?
    Here's another pic...
    It's the NITTO neo gen tire...

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  • cleanmk6
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    Originally posted by c.johnston View Post
    that helps so much! Thanks a lot. What brand/model tire is that?
    x 2

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  • C.Johnston
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    that helps so much! thanks a lot. what brand/model tire is that?

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  • Mexican fast
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    Originally posted by C.Johnston View Post
    do you have a shot taken from the side so i can see how much stretch? Roads are realllllly bad where I drive so I need something that won't expose the edges.. those look borderline
    Do these help.

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  • C.Johnston
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    do you have a shot taken from the side so i can see how much stretch? Roads are realllllly bad where I drive so I need something that won't expose the edges.. those look borderline

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  • Mexican fast
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    Hey guys I'm new on here.
    But hey man I got 18x9 et 50 with a 215 40 tire. Here's a test pic. "bags go on this week so sry for the wheel gap"

    It's on a mkv GTI by the way.

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  • cleanmk6
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    Originally posted by C.Johnston View Post
    mind posting a photo of the rear stretch? thanks.
    Well I'm currently working on my wheels so as soon as they are finished, tires will be mounted and many pictures will be posted.

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  • C.Johnston
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    mind posting a photo of the rear stretch? thanks.

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  • cleanmk6
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    Originally posted by cardoza View Post
    That fitment should be fine on a MK6! You'll likely have to bore the lug holes out to 16mm or 5/8" but other than that get some 215/35s on those bitches and you'll be looking minty (assuming your ride heigh is on point).
    Well I already have tires, ended up going with 205/40/18 for the front and 215/40/18 for the rear with yoko s. drive

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  • cardoza
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    That fitment should be fine on a MK6! You'll likely have to bore the lug holes out to 16mm or 5/8" but other than that get some 215/35s on those bitches and you'll be looking minty (assuming your ride heigh is on point).

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  • cleanmk6
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    Originally posted by C.Johnston View Post
    VR wheels did a fill and drill on my Super RS. WIth yours, considering you can run wobble bolts, I'd opt for that instead of having to modify them. I needed to go to 5x100 so my only option was redrill since I didnt want to run adapters.

    Here's a pic of fill and drill.. you cannot do dual drill because they arent flat backed.


    Here's a picture of it refinished, you cant even tell that it was redrilled and I didnt need to repaint the faces either, they are still factory BBS paint. Lips and hex cap were polished, along with gold bolts.


    So again, to maintain the value of your wheels I would highly suggest wobble bolts. It's super easy to fuck up redrill.
    Yeaa I agree with you. Esp since I won't be needing spacers since my offset is dead on and rear wheels will be cambered in a little as well.

    Also few mkv people told me that I won't even need wobble bolts since if using 12mm shank holes I'm going to have to widen the wheel holes. After I do that, there should be no problem running stock lugs instead of widening the holes to run wobble.

    Btw nice wheels! Did you polish them yourself or had it done? And how hard it is to take out the bolts?

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  • C.Johnston
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    VR wheels did a fill and drill on my Super RS. WIth yours, considering you can run wobble bolts, I'd opt for that instead of having to modify them. I needed to go to 5x100 so my only option was redrill since I didnt want to run adapters.

    Here's a pic of fill and drill.. you cannot do dual drill because they arent flat backed.


    Here's a picture of it refinished, you cant even tell that it was redrilled and I didnt need to repaint the faces either, they are still factory BBS paint. Lips and hex cap were polished, along with gold bolts.


    So again, to maintain the value of your wheels I would highly suggest wobble bolts. It's super easy to fuck up redrill.

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  • cleanmk6
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    I just don't like the idea of someone doing any kind of drilling over the stock BBS one. But many highly respected forum members on vortex and golfmk6 are all telling me to get them re drilled so at this point I'm really not sure how I'm going to go about this..
    Wobble bolts 100.00
    Re drilling 160.00

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  • macleanshaun
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    Originally posted by cleanmk6 View Post
    having these wheels in both patterns is more attractive to potential future buyers
    Molested super RSs vs unmolested super RSs.

    hmmmmm?

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  • cleanmk6
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    Originally posted by Aitch View Post
    You're not going to be able to have them in BOTH 114.3 and 112, to have them redrilled you have to fill the original holes and then drill them out in the new pattern. So its not added value, but can actually be a negative to someone buying them in the future if they're not comfortable with redrilled wheels.
    Hhmm I guess I'll just order some wobble bolts, thanks!

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