Subject	Not my point.
Posted by	MaTT (90TT) on August 02, 2003 at 2:51 PM
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In Reply To	width matters when there are turns. (n/m) posted by Guapo on August 02, 2003 at 02:48 PM
Message	I'm saying 18's are good for cruising around town and looking good. If he's really worried about performance, drag or road course, he would get the lightest wheels and widest, stickiest tires possible. I guess maybe I'm wrong... maybe he is planning to run this as his only set of wheels/tires and push them on the turns... but to me it sounds as if he's worried more about the looks of them than the lateral grip. Stage something, 14 PSI. Any Ohio Zer's hit me up on AIM, mkddoc or PearlS14OH. Email at Mkddoc@aol.com
Follow Ups	At a loss with my new wheels..any help is appreciated (long) - Stangz88 13:58:22 08/02/03 if all you need is 1mm I'd say grind the caliper...1mm will - nd4spd 14:07:36 08/02/03 Re: if all you need is 1mm I'd say grind the caliper...1mm will - TwinTurboPoweredZ 16:07:26 08/02/03 get different wheels. 8" is too small for a TT (n/m) - Guapo 14:14:32 08/02/03 It doesn't matter. - MaTT (90TT) 14:32:32 08/02/03 width matters when there are turns. (n/m) - Guapo 14:48:22 08/02/03 Not my point. - MaTT (90TT) 14:51:37 08/02/03 I agree, to a point. - Guapo 15:42:37 08/02/03 Not really. There are some light 20 lb forged 18" wheels - Dan (Vancouver) 16:22:07 08/02/03 Thankyou. Not to metion 17's look too small on a 300 (n/m) - Adam(houston) 19:37:42 08/02/03 So, you do a lot of drifting on sidestreets? - MaTT (90TT) 23:29:55 08/02/03 Re: At a loss with my new wheels..any help is appreciated (long) - outkaZTT 14:44:06 08/02/03 get hub centric,, and never grind your calipers.. spend the$ (n/m) - 300zx.ca 15:29:17 08/02/03 Ok let me clear a few things up - Stangz88 16:16:43 08/02/03
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