20" Alloys
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LOL. To the OP.If you are just going for more show 19/20 is fine... if you are going to be tracking 18/19 is going to be your choice... on 20" wheels you can only lower a little bit without having to go Negative Camber or rubbing...I havent hand to Negative camber and I dont rub, but that will all depend on the rim size+offset...if you need help with size/offset contact a member by the name of ATILLA.
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I'm just not a fan of 20s on low end sports cars.
And honestly I hate that high end manufacturers have started putting 20s on their cars from the factory... granted it LOOKS good because they keep making the fenders bigger and bigger, but if I ever hear one of them complain about weight reduction from one year to the next I'm gonna laugh.
And honestly I hate that high end manufacturers have started putting 20s on their cars from the factory... granted it LOOKS good because they keep making the fenders bigger and bigger, but if I ever hear one of them complain about weight reduction from one year to the next I'm gonna laugh.
Last edited by RickA; 11-01-2009 at 08:00 AM.