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Fitting Classix to Naturally Aspirated Jetta

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    Fitting Classix to Naturally Aspirated Jetta

    Hi all,

    Just wondering if I were to replace the standard 16" wheels on my Mk5 Jetta with the 17" Classix, would I need to change the suspension? I'm guessing the turbo Jettas and Golf GT Sports have stiffer suspension than a normal Jetta, but I think I've seen NA Jetta's with Classix? Any help would be appreciated.

    Cheers,
    Michael
    2016 GTI 40 Years | 2012 Up! | 2006 Jetta - Sold
    Tags: cheers, classix, jetta, jettas, suspension
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    No need for suspension changes unless you want to lower it.
    Just bolt them on and drive.
    MKV Sportsline Soot Belcher
    MKV Jetta FSI DSG

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      Great, thanks a lot!
      2016 GTI 40 Years | 2012 Up! | 2006 Jetta - Sold

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