Any IS300 on 20 inch rims yet?
10-11-04, 07:01 AM
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Yes, I agree. 20's are too much on an IS on anything but glass-smooth roads, especially with lowered suspension kits, air dams, cladding, etc..., no to mention the possible speedometer and odometer errors.
Also depends on where you are in the country. Generally, the farther south you go, the smoother the roads get. What will work fine in FL, TX, or SoCAL with nice, smooth roads, would be a disaster in the cities of the Northeast or in the Snowbelt areas like northern OH, PA, MI, WI, etc......
Also depends on where you are in the country. Generally, the farther south you go, the smoother the roads get. What will work fine in FL, TX, or SoCAL with nice, smooth roads, would be a disaster in the cities of the Northeast or in the Snowbelt areas like northern OH, PA, MI, WI, etc......
10-11-04, 12:34 PM
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thanks for the comments, welll im riding on 19s rite now, and i just got into a wreck recently so i told them to modify my fenders so that the 20's i got would fit while there at it. hopefully they'll look rite or else ima have to go back to 19s
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10-11-04, 08:57 PM
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thanks for the comments, welll im riding on 19s rite now, and i just got into a wreck recently so i told them to modify my fenders so that the 20's i got would fit while there at it. hopefully they'll look rite or else ima have to go back to 19s
thanks for the comments, welll im riding on 19s rite now, and i just got into a wreck recently so i told them to modify my fenders so that the 20's i got would fit while there at it. hopefully they'll look rite or else ima have to go back to 19s
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