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Old 01-04-2008, 10:15 AM   #1 (permalink)
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24 Inch Rims Talk

HELLO I AM A NEWBIE..I JUST PURCHASED A 2005 CHRYSLER TOURING RWD..I WANT TO PUT 24 " ON IT..CAN IT FIT N WOULD I BE ABLE TO DRIVE GOOD WIT THEM?..I NEED HELP!!!
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Old 01-04-2008, 10:17 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I Already Have 22inch Rims Velocity Wheels..i Want To Go Bigger
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By slowdohc on the charger forums

"The ride isnt 'crap', but its not factory either. Its far from bone rattling, but you get a lot more feedback.

Speeding...well...Depends on the roads. Ive had my 24's to 130 with pleanty more to go on a brand new highway. I wouldnt dare attempt that on a road I was unfamiliar with.

The ideal tire to use is the 275/25/24. There will be no cut/rub issues. The255/30 is a bit taller (re: more sidewall), but you have to shave the **** out the nut. The ideal width (IMO) is 9". Theres pleanty of people that run 9.5's or even 10's, but that really stretches the tire out; especially if you consider the255/30's."

Also see my threads i have written everything about my 24's

a little bolt shaving and you're set.....a fender rolling wouldn't hurt either
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The Bigger the better. 24's are no problem at all to fit and ride. Just a little shave and your ready to roll. The talk of the town now are 26's.
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"The ride isnt 'crap', but its not factory either. Its far from bone rattling, but you get a lot more feedback.

Speeding...well...Depends on the roads. Ive had my 24's to 130 with pleanty more to go on a brand new highway. I wouldnt dare attempt that on a road I was unfamiliar with.

The ideal tire to use is the 275/25/24. There will be no cut/rub issues. The255/30 is a bit taller (re: more sidewall), but you have to shave the **** out the nut. The ideal width (IMO) is 9". Theres pleanty of people that run 9.5's or even 10's, but that really stretches the tire out; especially if you consider the255/30's."

Also see my threads i have written everything about my 24's

a little bolt shaving and you're set.....a fender rolling wouldn't hurt either
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24's!!

I got 10 wide as the rims i wanted didnt come in 9wide.. not many come in 9 wide that i could find.

9's the way to go if you can!! but 10's still fit with some persuasion
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Juss Give Me The Specs On It So I Kno Exactly What To Tell The Ppl When I Go To The Rim Shop..thanks
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"The ride isnt 'crap', but its not factory either. Its far from bone rattling, but you get a lot more feedback.

Speeding...well...Depends on the roads. Ive had my 24's to 130 with pleanty more to go on a brand new highway. I wouldnt dare attempt that on a road I was unfamiliar with.

The ideal tire to use is the 275/25/24. There will be no cut/rub issues. The255/30 is a bit taller (re: more sidewall), but you have to shave the **** out the nut. The ideal width (IMO) is 9". Theres pleanty of people that run 9.5's or even 10's, but that really stretches the tire out; especially if you consider the255/30's."

Also see my threads i have written everything about my 24's

a little bolt shaving and you're set.....a fender rolling wouldn't hurt either
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