Show us your lowered van on OEM wheels

[Lurch92]

Vans are expensive, and Van parts are expensive.

I’m about to lower my van, but I don’t have money for wheels until July/August, so I was wondering if anyone has any pictures of their van lowered on OEM wheels?

I think I might even keep the Clayton’s as winter wheels, to save my future 20’s from potholes.

 

[dubber36]

It's only a matter of weeks until July/August. I'd do the full transformation in one go as you may want to adjust the suspension and certainly get an alignment done to suit the new wheels anyway.

 

[Lurch92]

It's only a matter of weeks until July/August. I'd do the full transformation in one go as you may want to adjust the suspension and certainly get an alignment done to suit the new wheels anyway.

I'm more than happy to have it up and re-adjust ride heights - the van is mid conversion, so it will be getting adjusted and re-aligned a few times.

As I say, I'll probably be running Claytons in winter. I was just wondering if anyone has any photo's of their vans lowered on stock wheels.

 

[Bamber j]

Vans are expensive, and Van parts are expensive.

I’m about to lower my van, but I don’t have money for wheels until July/August, so I was wondering if anyone has any pictures of their van lowered on OEM wheels?

I think I might even keep the Clayton’s as winter wheels, to save my future 20’s from potholes.

Why don’t you get them refurbished mine look great I think

 

[mikeyb7]

Hey @Bamber j where did you get yours refurbed? I guess that included spraying them black? Also do you mind sharing how much that cost? Thanks!

 

[Lurch92]

Here’s mine after the drop. Wound all the way down on SoLow NSL’s. The rear needs to come down a touch, but it’s currently empty. An adjuster delete is an ace up my sleeve should it not settle out with a camping interior.

I actually think it looks pretty good on the Clayton’s, it needs a 10-15mm spacer and it would looks spot-on!

 

[Kev.O]

This was my old van with spacers fitted to devonports.

 

[Kev.O]

This is a much better photo to show the slight suspension lowering

 

[dubber36]

The second photo demonstrates the main downside of black wheel. Tyres must be permanently spotless and dressed.

 

[Kev.O]

I agree, it’s highlighted more by the fact I had just washed the wheels.