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Serious? I felt no difference. What type of wheels you on NewZland? Wheel weight matters. Brakes are a tad bit weaker now and off the line slight difference, not enough to bug me at all. Car still bones out, but Im not totally stock.
Serious? I felt no difference. What type of wheels you on NewZland? Wheel weight matters. Brakes are a tad bit weaker now and off the line slight difference, not enough to bug me at all. Car still bones out, but Im not totally stock.
oh i was being sarcastic lol...sorry i didn't put that in my message hehe...i just get sick of these questions being asked all the time
LoL my bad, sarcasm doesn't always show through on text.
lol very true..my bad!!! to the original poster though i have not heard from anyone significant losses in power of the car due to 19" wheels if any at all. Don't worry about it you'll love having 19s DO IT
At first, My 19's seemed really heavy. Acceleration and braking lost its bite! But as I drove my car about 500 miles, it felt like its back to normal again. I think I just got used to it or the tires had to break in (TOYO T1R). Either way these wheels arent light weight like the TE37's or LE28's. The only thing that these wheels have are bling-age! I get compliments everyday, but I also get stares from the wrong people too