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but to keep the circumfrences of the tires relatively close to the stock ones, you'd have to go with lower aspect ration tires with bigger rims... that'll probably help a little, but the wheel well gap will remain about the same unless you lower the car.....

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True enough. I went with wheels a smidge taller so I wouldn't have to lower my car. Some guys go with wheels a smidge smaller so they either have to lower it, or so they can lower it if they want to.

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Putting bigger wheels throws off your speedometer and your odometer just like putting smaller wheels does, but at least it does it in your favor, buy indicating less miles than you've driven, instead of putting more miles on your odometer like putting smaller wheels on does, much less worse gas mileage. Of course, in both cases we're talking differences so small I don't think anybody could notice..

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im not sure if you did .but if you painted factory sills what did you do with rubber stripping on bottom of doors.cani take it off?will it leak.