staggerd wheel sizes
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I've got 19 x 8's and 19 x 9's. Check LLTek: pictures of the Rieger kit to get an idea of how they'd look (they have 9 and 10's on the silver car).
By the way, 9.5's on the rear would look phat sitting at the car show. However, with the sport suspension and a nice lip they would rub during everyday driving.
But no one else you meet would have that size (envy potential???).
Just my two cents...
By the way, 9.5's on the rear would look phat sitting at the car show. However, with the sport suspension and a nice lip they would rub during everyday driving.
But no one else you meet would have that size (envy potential???).
Just my two cents...
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I'm getting much better wear out of my tire setup after getting the alignment (last year post).
However, for us non-track-days drivers, maybe a minus on the cornering is offset by the plus on the rim setup (not once have I wanted thinner rims). If you can't afford an S4, maybe it's okay to rock some larger rims and look sportier?
However, for us non-track-days drivers, maybe a minus on the cornering is offset by the plus on the rim setup (not once have I wanted thinner rims). If you can't afford an S4, maybe it's okay to rock some larger rims and look sportier?
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but staggering them (putting a wider stance or wider tires to the rear) will mean worse handling in the rain and snow due to increased traction to the rear in a car that overstears. Glad your tires are wearing better. cheers! Mike
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..what really is the advantage of having a larger rim?
I know they look cool, too - but how does it help performance?
I know they look cool, too - but how does it help performance?
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