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can run tires with more rubber. Much smoother ride, also many more tires available, like for drag racing. Not a fan of big wheels & thin/little rubber if there's no
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can run tires with more rubber. Much smoother ride, also many more tires available, like for drag racing. Not a fan of big wheels & thin/little rubber if there's no reason for them. If you do some road type of driving that need very firm/hard tires then.....ok. Not a fan of spacers if the car will do some hard driving. Working with the wheel sellers/manufacturers will help get the size, right off set & look without the risk of having wheel spacers.
Maybe it's just me, but if I can get what I want without those, I'm happy. Only one pick in my home page. 17" wheels wide tires & perfect level side view. Check it out. |
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