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Old April 6th, 2007, 01:22 PM   #1
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I have my stock 15inch rims on my 95GT and wanted to change them to 17's or 18's but a buddy told me i should stick with the stock rims for better performance

is this true?
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bigger rims will slow you down in acceleration
i'd get them anyway, i love my rims, it really makes the car
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If you are drag racing, taller rims will hurt you. Otherwise they are cool.
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I wouldn't go past 17's I am getting them so I can get wider rims for better traction.
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17's are as big as i will ever go on my mustang...
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yeah, I agree. 17" is like the perfect size to me...15" seems too little, 18" seems like too much. 16" is good too, but 17" is just nicer.
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