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03-09-01, 01:29 PM
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Lemme see the rims you nitwit. 
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Li Hao Zhe....Strength Love and Wisdom
This is for the ones who wobbled it an be puttin they mouth on it
An they suck everything out of it then they catch it and swallow it
I'm black and deadly and my burner is just like me...
I got nines in the bedroom, glocks in the kitchen
A shotty by the shower if you wanna shoot me while I'm shittin
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03-09-01, 02:59 PM
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Originally posted by twinturboteddy:
K just bought 18x10" rims
think a 285/35/18 will fit in the rear?
Or should I just stick with a 275
K just bought 18x10" rims
think a 285/35/18 will fit in the rear?
Or should I just stick with a 275
You changed ur mind on the 17"s? u pimp!
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03-10-01, 02:02 PM
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Have any pics of your new rims? Are you still using the stock suspension? 
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K&N Intake
Manual bleed valves
Silicone vacuum hoses
Autometer Boost gauge
Autometer Air/fuel gauge
and 13psi of PURE FUN!
03-11-01, 08:48 PM
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Since it is an 18, you can put 285s on it, but I would go with 285/30 not 285/35s. They will sit closer to the wheel, and farther away from anything else.
Hey just for the hell of it, have the shop also order 295/30 18s to see how it will fit on it.
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Hey just for the hell of it, have the shop also order 295/30 18s to see how it will fit on it.
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03-12-01, 10:42 AM
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WOW. 295s
It will probably require some chopping of things. I have seen a FD at Laguna Seca run 305s in the rear on 18s.
Right now I am running really low because of cut springs (not my doing)
I am putting on a set of stock springs in 2 weeks so I will be basically running on completely stock suspension. Car will probably look a little high due to the 18s.
It will probably require some chopping of things. I have seen a FD at Laguna Seca run 305s in the rear on 18s.
Right now I am running really low because of cut springs (not my doing)
I am putting on a set of stock springs in 2 weeks so I will be basically running on completely stock suspension. Car will probably look a little high due to the 18s.
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