18's in the back 17's in the front
Re: Re: 18's in the back 17's in the front
Originally posted by Conrad283
i don't think it would cause a problem .. it might look a little awkward with the back being higher than the front
i don't think it would cause a problem .. it might look a little awkward with the back being higher than the front
You'll also be creating greater rotating mass in the rear, which will slow you down. This, of course, applies to 18" rims on the front, back, both, etc.
It's still increased mass, which will create drag. More rotating mass moving in a centripetal motion, against the forward momentum of the car. Accleration will suffer. Not all 18" wheel and tire combinations are equal, and the losses can be minimalized with the right setup, but they'll exist all the same.
I have this set up 17" up front and 18" rear (long story)
but most people can not tell, the different size tires gives it away
though. I dont know about slowing the max down if it does you can not feel it at all.
but most people can not tell, the different size tires gives it away
though. I dont know about slowing the max down if it does you can not feel it at all.
Originally posted by mark w chrzanow
I have this set up 17" up front and 18" rear (long story)
but most people can not tell, the different size tires gives it away
though. I dont know about slowing the max down if it does you can not feel it at all.
I have this set up 17" up front and 18" rear (long story)
but most people can not tell, the different size tires gives it away
though. I dont know about slowing the max down if it does you can not feel it at all.
no sorry I have taken them but I have to take the camera to CVS and have them put the pics on a cd and then I will post it.
Just to let you know I went to a maxima meet here in DC and no one
could tell unless I said somthing to them.
Just to let you know I went to a maxima meet here in DC and no one
could tell unless I said somthing to them.
Originally posted by mark w chrzanow
I have this set up 17" up front and 18" rear (long story)
but most people can not tell, the different size tires gives it away
though. I dont know about slowing the max down if it does you can not feel it at all.
I have this set up 17" up front and 18" rear (long story)
but most people can not tell, the different size tires gives it away
though. I dont know about slowing the max down if it does you can not feel it at all.
bought the rims off ebay and he sent me 2 17" and 2 18" same rims
but I went with it and from what people have said is that it is
easier to turn 17" rims then 18"rims so it kinda helps out a little.
Only thing is you can not get a alignment with 2 different size rims
so keep your stock rims.
Plus you can not rotate the tires
but I went with it and from what people have said is that it is easier to turn 17" rims then 18"rims so it kinda helps out a little.
Only thing is you can not get a alignment with 2 different size rims
so keep your stock rims.
Plus you can not rotate the tires
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