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Oct 20, 2010 | 04:52 PM

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ArrowheadRay

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From: Lake Arrowhead, Ca

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Originally Posted by Rossdempsey

Hell yes I hear ya! I just don't have the money to get rims just yet so tires come first cause the stocks don't even look that bad at all

My advice to you... save up and do it the way you really want to do it. Do it right the first time. It'll save you a boat load of $$$ in the long run

Oct 20, 2010 | 04:55 PM

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Rossdempsey

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From: Warner Robins, Georgia

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Originally Posted by ArrowheadRay

My advice to you... save up and do it the way you really want to do it. Do it right the first time. It'll save you a boat load of $$$ in the long run

Yeah this is true but I don't wanna go any bigger than 17x9 that's the only reason I'm doing this cause the bigger the rim the more $$$ the tire costs which makes no sense at all to me cause it's less rubber

Oct 20, 2010 | 05:09 PM

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ArrowheadRay

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Originally Posted by Rossdempsey

True..true... That's why I went with some Pro Comp 16x8 wheels and some 35's. More meat between my wheel and the road. Tires for 16" wheels are way cheaper than ones for 17" wheels.

Oct 20, 2010 | 05:33 PM

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Rossdempsey

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True..true... That's why I went with some Pro Comp 16x8 wheels and some 35's. More meat between my wheel and the road. Tires for 16" wheels are way cheaper than ones for 17" wheels.

More meat isn't a bad thing at all to me unless the rims are ity bity but 16's are perfect but Im just tired of having mine lifted a little with nothing fillin the wheel wells