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you also have to take into consideration that with bigger wheels, more rotational mass. Thats why draggers/auto x'ers usually go with 17/18's, less work for the car to do, frees
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you also have to take into consideration that with bigger wheels, more rotational mass. Thats why draggers/auto x'ers usually go with 17/18's, less work for the car to do, frees up TQ. If you plan to do either, get you some 17" Gram Lites. Then put your streets on afterwards.
Mind you, the Sport pkg weighs 40 lbs more than base, so lighter 19" rims dont make much difference to me! The tires are better though, which is why im rockin 285/35 NT05s, yaaaayuh! Last edited by Red370; 08-21-2009 at 07:57 AM. |
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