Suspension Show pics of your lowered MINI S!!!
Just installed Mach V red springs, replaced my JCW red springs, lowered 1.5". Definitely helped driving the Dragon. I also added a 20mm spacer in the rear, 15mm would be better.



JCW Left, Mach V Right Front Springs, you can see the difference



JCW Left, Mach V Right Front Springs, you can see the difference
Thanks, they are 949 Racing wheels with +35 offset. The rims are 15x7
i put new wheels on the mini! 17x8.5 et25 after the adapters
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Not knocking it, per say. It's just that you're trading function for form, and on a car that's built to perform. Not to mention that extreme stretching can crack sidewalls and cause unexpected tire failure. There's a reason that a good, reputable tire shop won't even mount such a mismatched pairing.
Actually, I am knocking it. When the novelty value of having an Instagram account chock-full of Nashville filtered #HellFlush / #Stretch / #Poke photos wears off; when your boys at StanceWorks grow-up and sell their intentionally rusted MKIII GTI with Unicycle rack and Corvette rims and move out of Mom's finished basement, you're going to realize how silly this all is.
If you must, buy some 35 series tires and camber plates, and do this "right". And then buy tires, and then buy some tires, and then buy some tires again.
Actually, I am knocking it. When the novelty value of having an Instagram account chock-full of Nashville filtered #HellFlush / #Stretch / #Poke photos wears off; when your boys at StanceWorks grow-up and sell their intentionally rusted MKIII GTI with Unicycle rack and Corvette rims and move out of Mom's finished basement, you're going to realize how silly this all is.
If you must, buy some 35 series tires and camber plates, and do this "right". And then buy tires, and then buy some tires, and then buy some tires again.
My mini is a daily driver, the tire stretch is minimal, and i dont race it. I build my cars to please myself not anyone else, i love the look. If i want to go fast ill take the other car out.
Fyi incase you didnt do the math 205 is 8inches , these are only 5" wider then the tires. But everyone is entitled to their opinion .
Motor on
Its funny that the silver mini just below me and so many others have been posted with the same if not more stretch and nobody bats an eye
Fyi incase you didnt do the math 205 is 8inches , these are only 5" wider then the tires. But everyone is entitled to their opinion .
Motor on
Its funny that the silver mini just below me and so many others have been posted with the same if not more stretch and nobody bats an eye
Not knocking it, per say. It's just that you're trading function for form, and on a car that's built to perform. Not to mention that extreme stretching can crack sidewalls and cause unexpected tire failure. There's a reason that a good, reputable tire shop won't even mount such a mismatched pairing. Actually, I am knocking it. When the novelty value of having an Instagram account chock-full of Nashville filtered #HellFlush / #Stretch / #Poke photos wears off; when your boys at StanceWorks grow-up and sell their intentionally rusted MKIII GTI with Unicycle rack and Corvette rims and move out of Mom's finished basement, you're going to realize how silly this all is. If you must, buy some 35 series tires and camber plates, and do this "right". And then buy tires, and then buy some tires, and then buy some tires again.
I think your stance is alright but you almost have too much poke. Its bordering on mexiflush. Maybe more negative camber will help. If you are going to go for the stanced look I think this is perfect for instance:

vs yours

see what I mean about the poke?

vs yours

see what I mean about the poke?
Yup i have no camber added in the front , im at .8 degrees currently, plan to add about a degree if. Necessary to bring the tops in
I apologize. Though, it was kinda tongue-in-cheek. If you're happy, that's all that matters.
What gets me, is that you're sacrificing safety, drivability and IMO looks, all to run a wheel & tire combo that flat-out isn't meant to go together. It doesn't fit, and you're trying to force it.
What gets me, is that you're sacrificing safety, drivability and IMO looks, all to run a wheel & tire combo that flat-out isn't meant to go together. It doesn't fit, and you're trying to force it.














