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YOUR RESEARCHDid everyone go 19" while I was gone?
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Wow, small world--30K checkup (clean) and strut bearings to get rid of an annoying, low speed creak.
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Haven't had a performance car for quite a while, and tweeking my new (to me) purchase.
Here are my summer and winter wheels. Considering an upgrade for summer 2008, and wondering if everyone has went 19"? I think I would need 25 profile rears, which seems really low profile to me. But I also see all these 19" wheels, so I was wondering if everyone has went 19" or if some of you still are 18" per spec.
Not planning on racing or anything, just street use. However, the roads up here are, well to be polite, not that great.
Thinking of Champion RG5 but open to suggestions
2003 C4S;
Wow, small world--30K checkup (clean) and strut bearings to get rid of an annoying, low speed creak. Also fun to see what they have on the floor. Did you see the Aston Martin?
Aston is amazing but my favorite is still the red 997 S on the showfloor
I work at "the other" german store just down the street and I recognized your car with the snow shoes on
Jon,
I like your snow wheels. If you end up upgrading I might be interested in purchasing these from you. This fyi in case you want to figure in the price I pay you for these when purchasing your 19's.
Good luck,
Andy T
Thanks, apterr--even with global warming, MN is still going to be cold for a while longer . . .
Thanks all for the replies. Still on the fence re 18" vs. 19" as ever, but have till March to figure it out.
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