Damage by running AP2 wheels on an AP1?
Can i cause any damage by running stock AP2 wheels/rubber on an stock AP1?
The AP2 17" wheels are wider (i think?) than the AP1's 16"ers...The AP2 has a stronger diff.
Can i cause any damage to the rear end/tranny by running the bigger tires (AP2 17") with a larger contact patch that the stock AP1's 16" tires?
Just curious?
Do they bolt right up, no mods required?
Thanks,
-mark
The AP2 17" wheels are wider (i think?) than the AP1's 16"ers...The AP2 has a stronger diff.
Can i cause any damage to the rear end/tranny by running the bigger tires (AP2 17") with a larger contact patch that the stock AP1's 16" tires?
Just curious?
Do they bolt right up, no mods required?
Thanks,
-mark
Great, thanks guys.
So i don't have to change anything? No spacers or anything funny?
Are the stock 17's with rubber the same overall height as the AP1's 16's? Will it slightly throw my speedo off?
Thanks kindly,
-mark
So i don't have to change anything? No spacers or anything funny?
Are the stock 17's with rubber the same overall height as the AP1's 16's? Will it slightly throw my speedo off?
Thanks kindly,
-mark
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Originally Posted by EVAN&MONICA,Apr 2 2008, 08:03 AM
not only is it OK but you may even be a little quicker with this setup
have fun!
have fun!Cornering -> Better grip (wider tires)
Top speed -> Slighter faster (Slightly larger wheel, lower final drive)
Originally Posted by shy_guyAP1,Apr 2 2008, 09:43 AM
Accelerating -> slower, (increases final drive and weight of the drivetrain)
Cornering -> Better grip (wider tires)
Top speed -> Slighter faster (Slightly larger wheel, lower final drive)
Cornering -> Better grip (wider tires)
Top speed -> Slighter faster (Slightly larger wheel, lower final drive)






Nothing to worry about.
