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You will want to stay within the oem wheel/tire height on the car for the speedometer and traction control system. There are plenty of people on here that are running
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You will want to stay within the oem wheel/tire height on the car for the speedometer and traction control system. There are plenty of people on here that are running wheels that are heavier than OEM.
Our oem wheels are very light as is and there is not much you could replace them with that would be significantly lighter. The difference that a few lbs will make on your wheels will not negatively affect your performance to a degree that you will be able to notice... Choose wheels that you like, You will be fine! |
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