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07-19-2012, 08:04 PM
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if you drive your car in the winter, as i do, i would suggest not going any wider. Remember the wider you go with the tire the harder it is to get traction in the winter. just a suggestion tho.
btw, i think DEPO makes those retrofits as well. I think you can select them with and without HIDS.
btw, i think DEPO makes those retrofits as well. I think you can select them with and without HIDS.
07-19-2012, 08:11 PM
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i run Goodyear Eagle GT's on my summer wheels and not 1 complaint here. 205/60/15, they're more of an all season but dry/wet handling is a lot better then my stock conti's were. don't remember exactly how many miles i have on them right now but i know it's between 5k-10k. on my stock steelies i have 195/60/15 Cooper Weathermaster's for pure winter
07-19-2012, 09:00 PM
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i'm at a 3.0, figured it would help with top end since i'm runnin a 2.5 cat-back which should theoretically help me keep some torque. ur runnin a 2.9 right?
