Thanks for the advice.
18/19 wheel combo
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Man that was sweet. I've seen some of those for sale and wondered what they looked like before I pulled the trigger. I believe I'll get a set on day. Thanks for the pics.
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Not trying to hijack the thread,but if the original rear end ratio was say 3.07 with 17" wheels,then changing to 18" or 19" your rear end ratio would now equate to the mid 2.5's which = higher top end speed especially with the 19" wheels, but this would also be a fair reduction in the previous torque value?
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Not trying to hijack the thread,but if the original rear end ratio was say 3.07 with 17" wheels,then changing to 18" or 19" your rear end ratio would now equate to the mid 2.5's which = higher top end speed especially with the 19" wheels, but this would also be a fair reduction in the previous torque value?
