Despite my initial plan to wait a few weeks, i pulled the trigger and put my wheels on.
03-19-2008, 01:05 PM
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Thanks for that link. that's helpful.
I think with some spacers that will keep the tire perfectly flush with the wheel wells i won't need to lower the car.
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Thanks. These are pretty big tires.
Unlike everyone else here running after market 20" wheels I live in Boston. If you don't know... Boston has terrible roads so i decided to get bigger tires to soften whatever bumps i hit and protect the car/wheels. fronts are 245/35/20 and the rears are 285/30/20. wheels are 8.5 inches in the front, and 10 in the back. They're just big enough that i don't think i need to lower my car. In person it looks great. The rears are slightly hidden for my taste and i just ordered some small spacers to get them snug on the fender line.
By the way, thanks again for your emails concerning LED lights for the plates and dome lights. I just ordered mine recently. Hopefully they'll come in soon.
By the way, thanks again for your emails concerning LED lights for the plates and dome lights. I just ordered mine recently. Hopefully they'll come in soon.
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