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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 05:04 PM
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Is a 19x10 wheel to big for the front? Thanks
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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 05:14 PM
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Nope.

NICE.. Got pics of that?
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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 07:21 PM
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A few of my 19x10 fronts and 19x11 rears. They fit no problem - no rubbing at all.







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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 07:28 PM
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Hi Patches,

What a stunning vehicle you have there, my friend. BTW, your paint finish displays such a liquid sparkling sheen. Wow. Love the Eradispeeds with your CCW's. Thanks for sharing.
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Originally Posted by edensknight
Hi Patches,

What a stunning vehicle you have there, my friend. BTW, your paint finish displays such a liquid sparkling sheen. Wow. Love the Eradispeeds with your CCW's. Thanks for sharing.


I too have 19X10 fronts and 19X11 rears with no problems

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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 10:05 PM
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Awesome patches!!!!
I can get 19x10 for the front but will have to order and wait 60 days, or i can go with 19x8.5 and get right now. Would the 19x8.5 be to narrow? I think i would prefer the 19x10s.
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[QUOTE=Patches]A few of my 19x10 fronts and 19x11 rears. They fit no problem - no rubbing at all.





Very nice! but is thing even driven? The rotors look like brake pads have never touched it, and the tires still have the paint on them?? Drive it and show that baby to the world!!
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It's driven. In fact, I've been thrashing it a bit lately on local roads doing the speed density - and now MAF recalibration - tuning. The other day during a log session I got caught in a downpour. The Zaino keeps the paint so slick that the car was dry and clean by the time I pulled into the garage. Preventative maintenance goes a long way in keeping it fresh. Btw, that pic you pointed out was a few minutes after I mounted those wheels and tires when they were brand new. I literally had only 10 yards of driving on them backing out of the garage.
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Patches.....NICE
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Originally Posted by Patches
It's driven. In fact, I've been thrashing it a bit lately on local roads doing the speed density - and now MAF recalibration - tuning. The other day during a log session I got caught in a downpour. The Zaino keeps the paint so slick that the car was dry and clean by the time I pulled into the garage. Preventative maintenance goes a long way in keeping it fresh. Btw, that pic you pointed out was a few minutes after I mounted those wheels and tires when they were brand new. I literally had only 10 yards of driving on them backing out of the garage.

Patches, just giving ya a hard time! Very Nice work!
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I love the looks but will this affect the ride or the handling compared to the stock wheels at all?
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What size and type of tires are you using?
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I love the looks but will this affect the ride or the handling compared to the stock wheels at all?
Yes, it will improve both. Wider tires means better traction and non-runflats (i.e. pirelli p zero rossos) means less noisy ride and better hold around corners.
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Originally Posted by Johnny_B_Good
LOOKIN GOOD from where I'm sitting!!!
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Originally Posted by bowtiebubba
Patchs
What size and type of tires are you using?
Fronts are 19"x10" with 275/30/19
Rears are 19"x11" with 305/30/19 (can go with a 315 on the rear without mini-tub)

Tires are Pirelli P Zero Rosso non-runflat
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