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Old 05-10-2005, 03:28 PM   #146 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by KidKash00
I have 22inch tezzens on my 300 base and I cannot tell the difference between riding with the stock or the 22s. If for some reason they rub when turning you can put spacers on which are only .25 inches and you cant even tell but it makes a huge difference.
Your base is 17" and you increased wheel size by 5" and - you can't tell the difference? That's amazing. How about high speed driving, braking and cornering? Any difference?

BTW - spacers are always a bad thing to do, IMO.
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