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Old 09-08-2005 | 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Gthree5 6MT
Thanks for the compliments, guys!

I have a question for anyone else w/ the same setup....when I enter a corner real hard sometimes...going in - not applying throttle...the VDC "slip" comes on. It feels like my front is losing grip...any ideas whats happening?
From what I remember..

If you're running the OEM coupe stagger, there is a difference in front to rear tire DIA.
The coupe VDS slip algorithm is programmed for this (front to rear error).
The sedan is programmed for no stagger (ne error)
 
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Old 09-08-2005 | 04:18 PM
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damn dude, those look REALLY good. thats awesome!
 
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Old 09-08-2005 | 04:34 PM
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That's SWEET. The exact same setup I want. Has anyone actually gotten their sedan with the 19s from the dealer? One dealer said that they could, another said that I would have to buy them from parts.
 
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Old 09-09-2005 | 12:52 AM
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Originally Posted by tonyn858
That's SWEET. The exact same setup I want. Has anyone actually gotten their sedan with the 19s from the dealer? One dealer said that they could, another said that I would have to buy them from parts.

Parts is a department of the Dealer...the Parts Department

LOL...I hope that didn't sound like a smartass response, I just didn't know what you meant.

I'm pretty sure some people have bought their Coupe wheels from a dealership...but why would you pay so much? Just post a "Want to Buy" ad here on the boards & I'm sure somebody will reply. Y'know those Coupe guys all want aftermarket wheels. hehehe...noone is satisfied w/ "stock"

Good luck, Tony! Post some pix once you get yours! ^-^
 
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Old 09-29-2005 | 11:23 AM
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Do you have any more pics?? I can't see the ones that you posted..
Thanks!!


Originally Posted by Gthree5 6MT
I just put the 19's (from 2005 Coupe) on my car TODAY!!! I'm really happy, as I'm sure you guys can imagine...so, tell me what you think!!! ^-^

**And in case you're wondering - YES, it rubs...in the rear. The fronts, running the stock Coupe size is totally fine. The rear though, at 245/40/19...combined w/ the lower offset...makes the tires sit almost flush w/ the fender. And, as low as my car is, it will touch w/ so much as a pebble in the road. So, I had to roll the fender. So, for those who are contemplating putting these wheels on your Sedan...either leave it stock height and never carry any passengers in there, or roll your fenders, or get 235/40 tires (the stretched tire should clear the fender).

^-^
 
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Old 09-30-2005 | 06:20 PM
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hey man, i get the same thing but it only happens when i corner to the right. when i'm cornering to the left it does not happen. at first i thought it was rubbing on something but its just that the slip light turns on. i only need to be going about 40 or so for it to happen and usually when im getting onto the highway, but only when cornering to the right. does it go on when cornering to both side? RX
 
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