staggered or no ??

[atop]

hey guys have a question. My car is a quattro and i need to know if i can slam on staggered wheels on my car or no.

[sevenstarz]

Please not this again.

[atop]

how about you just stfu.

[SGVA4]

lol...lets all be nice boys and girls

of course you can run staggered

[atop]

lol...lets all be nice boys and girls

of course you can run staggered

k ty bro. it wasnt really that hard right g.

[SGVA4]

k ty bro. it wasnt really that hard right g.

what kind of wheels are you lookin at?

[atop]

what kind of wheels are you lookin at?

http://www.mrrwheels.com/gt5.html

[SGVA4]

http://www.mrrwheels.com/gt5.html

not a fan of MRR and i dont htink these are audi bolt pattern

[atop]

i was at a tire shop today, and they said it will. (whats the bolt pattern on our car?)

[SGVA4]

i was at a tire shop today, and they said it will. (whats the bolt pattern on our car?)

112x5

[atop]

hmm true.

[a4dc89]

no, its just a dumb idea. unless you really like understeer

[atop]

no, its just a dumb idea. unless you really like understeer

what is staggered rims?

[sevenstarz]

what is staggered rims?

Says it all.

Peace

[MrRevesz]

Says it all.

Peace

+ 1

[JMG]

Now I'm really confused.

[VMRWheels]

what is staggered rims?

Wait... so you want staggered but you don't know what the purpose of it is? Ill just explain it in simple terms. Front and rear fitment are different in width or offset. Most people on this board look to run staggered in the rear which meaning it has different offset or is wider. I see many forums members look to run 9"-9.5" rears. Here at VMR Wheels, we dont offer staggered fitments but we do offer 8.5" all around with a nice flush offset of +35.

-Charles@VMRWheels
www.vmrwheels.com

[ItsThat2.0T]

i haz stagerd¿

[INTEGRATION]

HAHAHA Yes! Another one of these threads!

Yes you can run staggered on Quattro but here are some of the side effects:
1, More understeer
2, Imminent drivetrain failure
3, Does not get you more booty

[outlaw77]

HAHAHA Yes! Another one of these threads!

Yes you can run staggered on Quattro but here are some of the side effects:
1, More understeer
2, Imminent drivetrain failure
3, Does not get you more booty

I lol'd.

[toothysaw2]

what is staggered rims?

i think he was just replying to the 'no, it's a stupid idea'

by saying, "what is? staggered rims?"

easy fellas.

[jayM]

HAHAHA Yes! Another one of these threads!

Yes you can run staggered on Quattro but here are some of the side effects:
1, More understeer
2, Imminent drivetrain failure
3, Does not get you more booty

these threads are like beating a dead horse.

1. not everyone does autox or requires high cornering performance. Depending on driving style, slightly more understeer may be acceptable.
2. do you have any documented proof of this? As far as i'm aware, its okay as long as you have a properly matched tire setup.
3. touche

[INTEGRATION]

these threads are like beating a dead horse.

1. not everyone does autox or requires high cornering performance. Depending on driving style, slightly more understeer may be acceptable.
2. do you have any documented proof of this? As far as i'm aware, its okay as long as you have a properly matched tire setup.
3. touche

1. It is beating a dead horse, I've seen this topic discussed in many various forums (JDM and Euro alike) for more than half a decade now. I have never seen an instance where people wanted more understeer to come from their FF/AWD car... Must be some interesting people that you know?
2. There was one just a few weeks ago right here on Audizine: http://www.audizine.com/forum/showthread.php?t=225189 Otherwise you can just google it and see many instances where even "properly setup" staggered wheels on AWD drivetains have resulted in destroyed center diffs (even with less than a 2% ratio)
3. Indeed, as a matter of fact you attract more attention from males than anything else

[jayM]

Where exactly did i say people wanted more understeer?

i'm not gonna argue with you ... there are enough threads with you vs. multiple people on the board about this.