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I think I will, I keep saying I should just go with stock size on the V12 but then I keep say, well it works and looks good and is
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I think I will, I keep saying I should just go with stock size on the V12 but then I keep say, well it works and looks good and is not that much more price wise.
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On the sport wheels I have the Hankook tires
V12: Front 255 35 19 26 Rear 295 30 19 26 OEM: Front 245 40 19 26.8 Rear 275 35 19 26.5 The ride and handling is great although my rpms are a little bit higher but not bad. Using the speed calculator 65mph is actually 63.5 and 75mph is actually 73.28 per the OEM to V12 sizes respectively. The link Tire Size Calculator - Discount Tire Direct No worries
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