mzspd3soffl
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I didn't mean to sound too rude in my response. 19's would look good.
Those 18's I had got damaged two months after I purchased the car by going over a horribly marked 'bump' in the road (iirc I posted a thread and pics on here complaining about it...I basically called the police to make sure someone came to address problem...people were literally swerving into oncoming traffic over the top of a hill to avoid the pothole!). 19's would work, but make sure they're made of quality materials.
I want to clarify, not to be defensive but to explain further what I meant by the hopping/squeeling I talked about a few posts back. I actually did get pulled over once for accelerating too quickly into traffic (merging over and the tires squeeled in second gear). When I left a stop light, I saw him sitting first in line in the cross traffic of the intersection! It was a few weeks after I bought the car and I didn't ever expect the wheels to do what they did. The officer stopped me and threatened wreckless driving and speeding. Fortunately, he agreed that I was not exceeding the speed limit and he also saw that other cars behind me were going faster than I was, but he did caution me about accelerating quickly into converging lanes. I changed to the factory wheels and never had a problem since.
how about i got pulled over for that to. an normally i dnt stop. haha, buh he was to close. buh i got ticketed prolly bcas of my driving history. buh well i really ment to comment that 215/45r are pathetic for this car. 235 shud of really been the factory spec for this car, like the evo n sti. 215 i literally had my tires screaming. buh now im on (humpleg)235 n i hear exhaust n the roar from Nitto Nt555rs catchin the concrete. ; )
