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ok, i have already read all the articles concerning the r888, and i'm shure that for my level of drive it would be FUN enough, my only worries are the
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ok, i have already read all the articles concerning the r888, and i'm shure that for my level of drive it would be FUN enough, my only worries are the set up 225 front with 275 rear and the change of the diameter of my wheel with the toyo.
as it's going to be smaller with the r888 then factory, i will have a drop of my car who is already lowered, i hope to not touch the floor:-))... No problem for the noise for me, i will only use them on track. by the way, i will change pads and brake fluid too:-)... |
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