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Old 02-16-2015, 05:48 PM   #9
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if you are running the turbo twist wheels on your car, the looks will not change much. no one will notice the difference. with the 17s on your car, inflated to factory specs (many overinflate), you will notice a notably less harsh ride. the first step would be to try running 30 psi in your fronts and 32 psi in the rears. on my car, I have removed the 19s from the factory and replaced them with 18s for the same reason. the ride quality has improved dramatically with no loss in the handling characteristics.
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