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Remember that larger usually=heavier, and taller = higher gearing. Both = slower Protege. Don't fall into the trap of "bigger is better, so biggest must be best." Tread design and compound are far more important than aspect ratio or "how cool they look." Not to knock the great looking customized cars out there, just be aware of the trade offs.
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Originally posted by kid prodigy
Is his car lowered with 19s cause i would think it would rub.
Is his car lowered with 19s cause i would think it would rub.
the larger the wheels, the shorter the sidewall you are going to have to go with, and that will mean for a more uncomfortable ride...don't know how your roads are though, but mine are crappy, and the ride with coil-overs (i think i got about 2" drop, i never measured), and 205/40/17s can sometimes knock your fillings out but damn...it sure handles like a beast in the corners...
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