Subject	How old is this article?
Posted by	schuss on May 20, 2009 at 2:48 PM
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In Reply To	What is possible is not always preferable... posted by 240Z FeO2 on May 19, 2009 at 10:02 AM
Message	"even for large cars, 18 inches is the maximum practical wheel diameter" Just wondering if technology has changed a bit, making 18+ wheels light enough to be "practical"
Follow Ups	Can you put 19in rims on the rear of a 90TT - lugerz 07:22:46 05/19/09 You can put 19" all the way around. Search profiles (n/m) - blackomega 07:43:09 05/19/09 Re: You can put 19" all the way around. Search profiles - lugerz 08:25:19 05/19/09 Re: Re: You can put 19" all the way around. Search profiles - lugerz 08:28:31 05/19/09 What is possible is not always preferable... - 240Z FeO2 10:02:37 05/19/09 Generally speaking, yes - ZiNnYc 11:36:25 05/19/09 Weight is just part of the equation. I don't know what the - 240Z FeO2 18:42:11 05/19/09 I dont hop and skip anywhere... - ZiNnYc 00:32:01 05/20/09 That's a good solid read, thanks. - AbsolutZ 11:40:51 05/19/09 It's an exponential growth curve. :) (n/m) - schuss 14:45:56 05/20/09 How old is this article? - schuss 14:48:17 05/20/09
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