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Old 12-23-2011, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Wilde Racing
It's a change but good so far. (California in general is kinda screwed up. I don't know if you know that)

I think Henry and I are going to try to go ride some time this next week if you are interested.
I dont know what your talking about man... lol

I am interested... I am working on Tuesday and Thursday, so if it is not those days, I am down to ride.
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Old 12-23-2011, 12:35 PM
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Wednesday look good then, you just need to convince henry
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Originally Posted by slpsilverado
Yes, you can. Bigger isn't always better. Clean 18s or 20s are always better than flashy ghetto 22s, IMO.

22s aren't too good for performance either. I bet those 18s will improve your track times.
Ya, Im not with you on that one. Bigger is better. As a matter of fact I'll prove it to you. I just finished up putting a lift on my Mustang and test fitting the new 24's. I think you'll change your opinion of big rims not looking good. I know this is a truck forum but I think you need to see how good big rims really look. Heres a pic of the Stang. Let me know.....

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Old 12-23-2011, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by slpsilverado
22s aren't too good for performance either. I bet those 18s will improve your track times.
Well then you havent seen this video! It's pretty obvious that 24's dont hurt performance. Maybe because its a Ford the 24's dont hurt the performance??

85 HOTWHEEL!!!!! 1st 5.0 on 24's swangin em from SOUTH CITY STUNNAZ - YouTube
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Originally Posted by Wilde Racing
Wednesday look good then, you just need to convince henry
I will text him next week, if we get some rain I bet he will go.

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Ya, Im not with you on that one. Bigger is better. As a matter of fact I'll prove it to you. I just finished up putting a lift on my Mustang and test fitting the new 24's. I think you'll change your opinion of big rims not looking good. I know this is a truck forum but I think you need to see how good big rims really look. Heres a pic of the Stang. Let me know.....
Your stang is wack, both of them!! When you slapping the 26's on the Lightning???
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Well then you havent seen this video! It's pretty obvious that 24's dont hurt performance. Maybe because its a Ford the 24's dont hurt the performance??
How many tenths do you think the 26's are worth in the 1/4???? LOL
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Your stang is wack, both of them!! When you slapping the 26's on the Lightning???
Whatever man, your entitled to your own opinion. I think the L looks just fine with its current setup. And my Stangs will swang them all day long around your landscaper truck. Go pull a 5th wheel or something with that truck.


How many tenths do you think the 26's are worth in the 1/4???? LOL
You laugh.....but in reality the bigger wheels offer better torque output to the ground and a bigger footprint with less sidewall flex for better handeling. And there light enough to pick up with just one hand. So I really dont think they hurt. If you would like to line them up I can proove it to you.
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Man.... Those wheels are for decoration!! That's it and that's all!!!
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Man.... Those wheels are for decoration!! That's it and that's all!!!
Since your all "Ghetto" with your 22's I took the liberty of creating a nice new video for you. I hope you enjoy.

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