pix of new 20" wheels
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03-24-2006, 11:45 PM
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Originally Posted by SacTownEjay
how does it look? swapped out my 19" ssr gt3 for these..excuse the dirt
axis matrix 20x10.5 +25, 20x9 +35
nitto nt555 275/30/20, 245/35/20
axis matrix 20x10.5 +25, 20x9 +35
nitto nt555 275/30/20, 245/35/20
Btw. I didn't notice you have any mods, right?
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03-25-2006, 08:19 AM
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03-25-2006, 12:01 PM
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03-25-2006, 12:04 PM
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i dont really notice any difference in acceleration..but i'll kno for sure when i run it @ the track
Originally Posted by LTQDustx
How's the acceleration now that you have 20"?? I am thinking of going from stock 19" to 20" and worry about accelration. Some people said it's really slow so I'm just wondering..
Btw. I didn't notice you have any mods, right?
Btw. I didn't notice you have any mods, right?
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03-25-2006, 12:44 PM
Yes the heavier wheels (and larger tires) will slow down your car a bit off the line. The additional un-sprung weight hurts but it is worth it for the look. Just add a S/C or turbo to make up for it!
No that is not too heavy for 20's. The iForged's which are known for their low weight are still ~24-27lbs. If it makes you feel better mine are ~39lbs.
No that is not too heavy for 20's. The iForged's which are known for their low weight are still ~24-27lbs. If it makes you feel better mine are ~39lbs.
