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In the interest of keeping this thread alive, keep posting offsets and sizes that work and we'll try to keep the original post updated. If the original poster can't be reached, just post em up here and a moderator will edit the original post with your stats that work.
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Stock suspension? I would guess that with stock suspension, most people can get away with wheels from 16-20" and widths 7-8.5" and on tires 215-225 treadwidth and with offsets from 35-55 mm. If we can get more people to contribute what they've found to work for them, we'll have a better idea.
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Im considering of buying the 5zigen gn's and Im thinking what size would be the best. I dont want bling bling big ass rims, just a normal size. What would You all recommend me 17's or 18's??
Oh and I cant use low profile tieres, euro roads ftl. http://www.hopupracing.com/5zproragnwh.html |
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If you're driving on rough roads, you probably want more rubber. Stick with a 17" or maybe even a 16" wheel. |
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