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| adamfl |
 Feb 21 2007, 06:52 AM
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I bought my (2nd) 914 last summer for many reasons, one of which was the suspension and brakes had been gone through and had been roughly setup for autoxing (bilsteins and (very) stiff springs), which I want to get into this year. The car also has 16" rims and low-pro tires. So the question is am I crazy in thinking getting a stock set of rims and tires will soften up the ride a bit when I'm not killing cones? If I'm not crazy, whats the most economical route to pick up some (decent) rims and tires? Thanks.
Adam (IMG:http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r178/alangerm/41606030.jpg) |
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adamfl Cheap wheel / tire package Feb 21 2007, 06:52 AM
Dave_Darling Four-bolt or five?
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