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miamiheat3332 »
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Sat Feb 26, 2011 11:36 am
just gonna let you know now, if you drop it 2 inches, and have 22s on there, your going to be goin with rubber bands like 275/30/22, in order for it to fit,
also you have to make sure it wont rub the struts and stuff like i said.
2. make sure you get upgraded brakes.
3. you will have to put in longer studs like i had to on mine, cause the lug nuts were barely grabbing halfway on the studs, but this depends on the rim metal thickness where it mounts on the studs.
4. if you go the route like i did and drop it, i would have gotten 22's but i went with 20s and a bit thicker tire which is still low pro anyways. But even on my 16;s with thick soft snow tires the ride isnt great, throw on the 20s, and its even more rough, i mean i dont mind, but now throw on 22s with a like 30/35 series height, and probably feels like your riding on wooden wheels.
5. if you have alot of potholes around where you live etc, your gonna have to watch, or you will get thrown around.
6. theres a train track crossing by my house, going one way is fine, but when your coming down the other way, you hit that going more than 35, and your a** will be like 3 inches in the air haha.
Just giving you a few tips and insight on what to expect.