YOUR RESEARCHNew wheels, tires, spacers installed today!!
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Love 'em! Installed new Carrera 18" 5-spoke wheels, Pirelli PZero Rossos (225/40 front, 285/30 rear), and Porsche 5mm spacers all around on my 2000 C2 cab. Looks great! Much improved stance with the 285s vs the stock 265s, and the 5-spokes really look aggressive (used to have 18" turbo-looks). Enjoy some photos!
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Great looking wheels. They are supposed to be very light. Have you noticed any difference in how she drives?
No you can't tell the difference in weight from the wheels -- they're lighter though. I do notice the difference in the 285s in the rear being grippier, but the biggest difference is the more aggressive look from the wider rears, spacers, and the red PZero even looks cool. Very happy with the whole setup! Here's one more shot of the wheel (much clearer picture).
Very impressive looking. now you need to lower the car! <img src="graemlins/drink.gif" border="0" alt="[cherrsagai]" /> <img src="graemlins/beerchug.gif" border="0" alt="[cheers]" />
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