18x9.5
Re: Re: 18x9.5
Originally posted by MaxYammieR6
My car hasn't been lowered. So they will fit on the back or "absolutely not"? If I put it on the back will I experience any problems?
My car hasn't been lowered. So they will fit on the back or "absolutely not"? If I put it on the back will I experience any problems?
On a FWD car you definitely don't want to put wider wheels in the rear. You will completely mess up the dynamics of the vehicle. It will push like a mother load. Will handle worst. I would highly suggest not doing so.
Don't overdue it. It's not RWD and therefore just doesn't make sense imo.
Don't overdue it. It's not RWD and therefore just doesn't make sense imo.
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Originally posted by JIC A33
On a FWD car you definitely don't want to put wider wheels in the rear. You will completely mess up the dynamics of the vehicle. It will push like a mother load. Will handle worst. I would highly suggest not doing so.
Don't overdue it. It's not RWD and therefore just doesn't make sense imo.
On a FWD car you definitely don't want to put wider wheels in the rear. You will completely mess up the dynamics of the vehicle. It will push like a mother load. Will handle worst. I would highly suggest not doing so.
Don't overdue it. It's not RWD and therefore just doesn't make sense imo.
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