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Author: Subject: 14 inch vs 15 inch
blueshift

posted on 24/11/03 at 01:22 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by ChrisW
Bigger wheels = better looks

I'm going to be running 18" alloys with 35 profile tyres

Chris


quite subjective. I think the viento in your signature looks silly with those wheels. plus the handling and ride may suffer, for our car I want nice squealy progressive tyres to practise rwd antics in.

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Bob C

posted on 24/11/03 at 01:28 PM Reply With Quote
re 14" tyre choice - my other car is a mx5 & they come with 14" wheels standard. When the bridgestone SO2 was the best tyre around you could not buy it in 14". I'm pretty sure it's not the only one, I guess they reason that wrt performance tyres, performance motors tend to have big wheels.
And I do have the caliper in the solid model too!!! I've measured the wheels & downloaded a pdf of my caliper of choice & reckon I have about 1.5mm clearance, have to breathe in when I fit the wheels..
Nice looking de- dion in the pics - how does the axle weight compare to an escort one?
cheers
Bob

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