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02-23-2005, 05:08 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: East Long Island
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Re: Eibach Springs/18" Wheels
I can understand about the handling of the car with 18" wheels, but I don't race my Mustang or drive it recklessly..Its' blowing one of those $250 tires that I'd be afraid of..(Pothole season is in full force on Long Island) I mean for a car thats driven easily like mine is, are 17"s' still a better idea?...Its' just that the Cobra rims look so much nicer in 18"s', with the Eibach springs though I was just worried about the 18" tire at any time hitting the fender (or am I just paranoid?.)
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