Subject	are you sure?
Posted by	Gluge on March 09, 2002 at 12:21 AM
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In Reply To	18's have less sidewall, better cornering. (n/m) posted by CRuNK™ on March 09, 2002 at 12:17 AM
Message	I could be wrong, but I don't think GT2 cars and such run that small a side wall.... I know to a point small side wall is better, but I'm not sure if that small is better... the trade off bettween weight might catch up at 17's... I could be wrong tho 8*) Gluge (Bay Area) www.gluge.com ICQ - 1932070 AIM - Gluge 1966 Saab 96 Special (60 hpr, 1800 lbs, 3cyl, Two-Stroke) 1990 Nissan 300ZX TT (300 hpr, 3400 lbs 6cyl, Four-Stroke)
Follow Ups	What looks better?Opnions - serv40 00:05:31 03/09/02 18's and yes. (n/m) - Scott (ZofNC) 00:12:15 03/09/02 What performs better as far as handling? (n/m) - 90Z32TT 00:16:26 03/09/02 18's have less sidewall, better cornering. (n/m) - CRuNK™ 00:17:58 03/09/02 are you sure? - Gluge 00:21:22 03/09/02 I was comparing to stock 16's (n/m) - CRuNK™ 00:42:58 03/09/02 W/ 18"s, you have a tradeoff. More weight/size= slower accel (n/m) - LoveBone 00:35:11 03/09/02 speaking of, do you know how much >>> - CRuNK™ 00:45:12 03/09/02 30 lbs. more or less. (n/m) - LoveBone 00:58:23 03/09/02 43 lbs. (n/m) - Wui (Philly) 05:53:04 03/09/02 With 18's, having such a narrow sidewall means you're - dilo 14:45:18 03/09/02 why not 18x10's in back? (n/m) - Gluge 00:21:54 03/09/02
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