Best performance wheels
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PathPro2002
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Best performance wheels
I currently have some all season wheels and I hate them. I am looking for durable wheels that have strong grip for fast acceleration
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darens13
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Re: Best performance wheels
usually people put tires on their wheels.
Re: Best performance wheels
Who needs tires when you can get a spolier and some Nismo stickers
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PathPro2002
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Re: Best performance wheels
lol right tires!
Re: Best performance wheels
lol, thats some funny shi*
Re: Best performance wheels
is your pathy a DD or do you have a spare car?
do you ever plan to go off road or is this a strictly on road vehicle?
what kind of climate do you live in?
whats your budget?
what are your expectations for your pathy?
answer these questions and I think you'll get better answers. You asked for more grip for fast acceleration, but what surface conditions are you considering? Pavement? wet or dry? snow, mud, gravel, sand, lunar surface? These things are important to know when someone is going to suggest a tire to suit your needs. help us help you...
do you ever plan to go off road or is this a strictly on road vehicle?
what kind of climate do you live in?
whats your budget?
what are your expectations for your pathy?
answer these questions and I think you'll get better answers. You asked for more grip for fast acceleration, but what surface conditions are you considering? Pavement? wet or dry? snow, mud, gravel, sand, lunar surface? These things are important to know when someone is going to suggest a tire to suit your needs. help us help you...
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Pathfound49
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Re: Best performance wheels
Stay away from the Yokohama stockers that nissan liked putting on their stuff. In snow, they are useless. Especially under hard acceleration.
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PathPro2002
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Re: Best performance wheels
[quote=\"sicwitit\"]is your pathy a DD or do you have a spare car?
do you ever plan to go off road or is this a strictly on road vehicle?
what kind of climate do you live in?
whats your budget?
what are your expectations for your pathy?
answer these questions and I think you\'ll get better answers. You asked for more grip for fast acceleration, but what surface conditions are you considering? Pavement? wet or dry? snow, mud, gravel, sand, lunar surface? These things are important to know when someone is going to suggest a tire to suit your needs. help us help you...[/quote]
it is not my primary vehicle, but I like to use it daily even thought it is not my newest car, and yes it is strictly a road vehicle. climate varies, but I am moving to a more warm climate after this year, so tires for a warm climate would be best. Mostly on pavement and budget well not too expensive but definitely not cheap. Sorry for late response, I have been busy. Expectations, good grip which would help a little with acceleration.
PS: would a 265 tire size fit because i would like wider tires. Thanks
do you ever plan to go off road or is this a strictly on road vehicle?
what kind of climate do you live in?
whats your budget?
what are your expectations for your pathy?
answer these questions and I think you\'ll get better answers. You asked for more grip for fast acceleration, but what surface conditions are you considering? Pavement? wet or dry? snow, mud, gravel, sand, lunar surface? These things are important to know when someone is going to suggest a tire to suit your needs. help us help you...[/quote]
it is not my primary vehicle, but I like to use it daily even thought it is not my newest car, and yes it is strictly a road vehicle. climate varies, but I am moving to a more warm climate after this year, so tires for a warm climate would be best. Mostly on pavement and budget well not too expensive but definitely not cheap. Sorry for late response, I have been busy. Expectations, good grip which would help a little with acceleration.
PS: would a 265 tire size fit because i would like wider tires. Thanks