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Old Jan 24, 2006 | 12:07 PM
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stock vs. mille miglia 17"

Anybody know the difference between weights between the stock rims and the Mille Miglies EV-S 17" Rims? What needs to be changed in the car if i get the 17"?
Old Jan 24, 2006 | 03:47 PM
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Nothing needs to be changed. A drop would be nice, but isn't mandatory.

Not sure on the weights, but what wheels do you have on there now?

Stock SE's (16), 97+GLE 15" Sawblades, GXE steelies
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I've got stock 16's on the car now. i didnt know if anything needed to be changed in the engine or anything. I was told once that you had to change the computer or something because the bigger tires would affect the speedometer or something. That bogus?
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Why would the tires be bigger?
Educate yourself by READING the STICKYS in this forum.
then go to www.tirerack.com and then www.discounttiredirect.com

Cliffs---> If you get the correct size tire, it should be within spec re: to your stock overall diameter and wont change a thing.
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