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If you're going with a tighter suspension package the 17's would probably feel more comfortable than the 18's. Personally I see very little difference in the two.
At first I didn't think I'd like the bronze on black, thinking blade silver was the optimal choice on black, but those look nice on the sedan. I may have to reconsider, especially given the price on College Hills. I wonder if there are 17 inch Mugen GP's available. |
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I actually dont think they offer the 17's but I thought I saw some replicas on battel's site, the sponsors site. I think they Have 17's. Ok but if i wanted a tighter feel then I should go with the 17's.? Last edited by insole23; 05-10-2008 at 04:25 PM. |
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Thats pretty nice man! those are 18's right .. and tire size as well? What rims are those.. HFP kit as well. DOPE. The only thing that bugs me about it lol its pretty funny. But its how you cant see the exhaust. Thats is the only thing thats keeping me from getting the back. I love the look but I wish you could see the exhaust more.
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I don't have the HFP wheels. I have a GG FG2, just like GeezerSi... and was commenting on how sweet it looks, it makes me want to buy some. Matter of fact, I haven't seen any 8th gens that look bad with any size of the HFP wheels. I think Honda hit a home run with these. too bad that they stopped making the carbon bronze color.
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Tighter is not always better, a car can be too tight for a given surface. Unimproved roads and generally bad roads can wreak havoc on mechanical grip with a very tight suspension not to mention your back. For a daily driver that you plan to go everywhere in, having a balanced setup is more important. I opt for 17's because it's inevitable that I will eventually hit a pothole and having more tire to absorb the energy would be safer for my wheels. Someone more experienced than me can give you a much better explanation of all this, I just read these forums, play Forza 2 and sleep at Holiday Inn's. Last edited by Monty; 05-10-2008 at 04:58 PM. |
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Edit: I find that the 18s are more harsh than the 17s, but not by any great measurement. (It passes the Wife Test on road trips.) In fact, I gladly give up the softness of the 17s for the better grip and handling of the 18s. Last edited by ThaJazz; 05-12-2008 at 11:35 AM. |
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Heres a couple pictures of mine. 18x8 with a 225/40 tire. The tire is slightly bigger then most of the same size(if that makes sense...) No drop or anything yet, but I'm planning on the HFP suspension.
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Last edited by RobertsD; 05-13-2008 at 04:35 AM. |
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i actually just bought the HFP suspension,. Question about the WARRANTY again so if I install it would it void it? or do they have to install it (dealer) for the car to keep its warranty. |
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