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onevia 09-01-2005 07:07 PM

better handling rims?????
 
Hey all, I have a general question. I read on this forum that better rims or 16,17's, would get the car to handle better. I thought that 15's would be the best or 16's. So my question is will I be ok with my steelies and say some new tires? Falkens. BF Goodrich,etc. Or should I get a set o' rims and tires. Would rims be purley astethic or are they very much helpful????:spin:

silviadriver 09-01-2005 08:54 PM

wider and lower offset

CowboyTurbo 09-01-2005 08:59 PM

yea, what he said. and something light would help too.

Fast1One 09-01-2005 10:36 PM

Yeah...wider and lower offset..as long as you dont put dubs on your car you should be fine :p Remember though...tires are essential...dont skimp on those :nono:

Ayuaddict 09-01-2005 11:15 PM

lighter - less rotationg mass
wider - more rubber on the road
bigger dia - iono?...
lower offset - wider track

they all help handling.......u kno....

Waynehead05 09-01-2005 11:48 PM

low profile side walls give less and will help too.

re037 09-02-2005 11:33 PM


Originally posted by Waynehead05
low profile side walls give less and will help too.
not great for potholes tho. those thick stock side walls kinda act like a "prelimenary suspension." low profile will give you some dent lips but for track purposes, its better. bigger diameter will havea larger circumference for every complete revolution, thus giving you more distance. but you have to factor in the weight of larger rims as well. also if you go "gi-normous" you need to calibrate your speedometer to read correctly (if you care)


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