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Donald125 10-01-2004 12:15 PM

Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
 
now send him a link to this thread. 8)

ssl2k 10-01-2004 01:11 PM

Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
 
i think i might be blocked lol

AgentMurdoc 10-01-2004 01:16 PM

Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
 
just make another sn and use a capital 'i' instead of the 'l', he'l be like what the ----!? I blocked this mofo! :D

ssl2k 10-01-2004 01:20 PM

Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
 
a buddy of mine has a name like this:

lIIIIIIIIlIIlIII

lol lower case "L"s and upper case "I"s...

on aim it looks just like
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lol

88crxSi 10-01-2004 01:23 PM

Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
 

Originally Posted by ssl2k
the sidewalls are the same based on those specs

185/60

so the extra 2" in diameter would make a difference since the tire sidewall is the same

ya it would, but what ass hat would acutlly put a 185/60 on a 17" rim

you'd look like a 4x4.

ssl2k 10-01-2004 02:01 PM

Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
 
yeah it was just an example...

even with 205/40s on there...it is still going to be diffeerent



Semnos 10-01-2004 02:46 PM

Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
 
you'll have a tad bit more top end...but you'll be a lot slower thoihg :-\
Someone with some light 15's with ab it less power then you will give you a beating. I've seen 15's weighing in at 13 lbs some even less depends on material and make.

bambooseven 10-01-2004 03:27 PM

Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
 
My DIV.3 16"s weigh 12.6 lbs.

the 17"s he was looking at in stevemode's thread are 18lbs

fake spoons are like 13lbs at 15" 15 or so at 16"

TE37's are less then that.

my wheels are pretty expensive

TE37's are more then that

fake spoons don't weigh TOO much less

those 17"s are like $350

if you can clear them in your wheelwell, buy them. then sell them after you've drove on them a while and have saved enough money to buy a good set of wheels.

ssl2k 10-02-2004 10:24 AM

Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
 
i need to get some of those 17s quick....

at only 18lbs that isn't ----

i bet my stock si's are close to that too


lol bling bling

MakAttack 10-02-2004 07:28 PM

Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
 
60 series = shitty handle pwnz you, i'm in love with my 40's and my 45 series.


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