Change of alloys

[MartynFrancis]

I'm considering changing my alloys. I have a 2.5i on standard springs, with 18" m3 alloys. I really like the csl's, especially in anthrecite after a bit of googling what they'd look like on a sterling grey zed.

Now, for the time being I'm not going to change the springs (I understand eibach's are favorites) but what would the ride be like on 19"s?

[Dav the wheel nut]

I'm considering changing my alloys. I have a 2.5i on standard springs, with 18" m3 alloys. I really like the csl's, especially in anthrecite after a bit of googling what they'd look like on a sterling grey zed.

Now, for the time being I'm not going to change the springs (I understand eibach's are favorites) but what would the ride be like on 19"s?

A 100% better if you ditch the runflats

[Terryvision]

I've just fitted 19's and the ride is much much better than on 18's with run flats!

I was going to lower but I've decided mine looks and feels ok without having too!

It's like having a new car all over again...

[MartynFrancis]

I am planning to when the current tyres need replacing. I've read it makes a massive difference and stops the gremlins in the steering at speed. Lol!

Will it be a lot harsher ride on 19s csl's?

Edit, just seen your post. What are those alloys, they're a bit tasty too...

[Terryvision]

I am planning to when the current tyres need replacing. I've read it makes a massive difference and stops the gremlins in the steering at speed. Lol!

Will it be a lot harsher ride on 19s csl's?

Edit, just seen your post. What are those alloys, they're a bit tasty too...

My 19's are 313's & are perfectly fine, no tramlining and much smoother on the road! I was totally surprised how different the car is... Do it

[MartynFrancis]

You know what, when I joined this forum I said I'd not modify my car as I know nothing really about cars..... However since then I've (very carefully) fitted a rch+ unit! and the elusive stubby. My alloys aren't curbed, but they've oxidized slightly, which makes me want new alloys! 313's are nice!

[MartynFrancis]

I am planning to when the current tyres need replacing. I've read it makes a massive difference and stops the gremlins in the steering at speed. Lol!

Will it be a lot harsher ride on 19s csl's?

Edit, just seen your post. What are those alloys, they're a bit tasty too...

My 19's are 313's & are perfectly fine, no tramlining and much smoother on the road! I was totally surprised how different the car is... Do it

Wowzers, just had a look at the cost of 313s. Ouch, my wife lets me do whatever I want most of the time but they're a lot of moolah! My gonads would be majorly ripped off!

[mr wilks]

I am planning to when the current tyres need replacing. I've read it makes a massive difference and stops the gremlins in the steering at speed. Lol!

Will it be a lot harsher ride on 19s csl's?

Edit, just seen your post. What are those alloys, they're a bit tasty too...

My 19's are 313's & are perfectly fine, no tramlining and much smoother on the road! I was totally surprised how different the car is... Do it

Wow zeros, just had a look at the cost of 313s. Ouch, my wife lets me do whatever I want most of the time but they're a lot of moolah! My gonads would be majorly ripped off!

Jonny Essex has a mint set of the 313 19inch reps in black for sale / £340

[MartynFrancis]

They are a mega price and look great but I'm not keen on the black if I'm being honest. Thanks though

[GP06Roadster]

IMHO Eibachs have had no adverse effect on the ride quality of my car. I had M sport springs previously though.

19" wheels without a doubt have a slightly more crashy ride over bumps and pot holes though. On good surfaces there is no real difference in ride quality.

Go for it