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What wheels you get depends on what class you want to run in and how competitive you want to be. To stay in stock class you must have wheels that
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What wheels you get depends on what class you want to run in and how competitive you want to be. To stay in stock class you must have wheels that are the same diameter and width as stock while being within .25" on offset. There are pretty much zero options that meet all these criteria so as far as I know most everybody uses the stock rays for autox duty, they are pretty lightweight forged aluminum after all.
If you don't care what class you run in then I would definitely look into getting some good 18" wheels, maybe 10" width all around and use 295's for street tires and 315's for hoosiers.
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