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09 Oct 2003, 01:25 am
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can i fit 19s or 20s comfortably on my PT?
just curious as i really want to throw these on. also want to lower it. any help is appreciated, as you can see i am a complete NEWBIE! [8D]
    
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09 Oct 2003, 01:29 am
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Did you try a search? Simply type in "18 inch wheels". I got this from that search and there are many more: check it out . . .
http://www.ptcruiserlinks.com/forum/...18,inch,wheels
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09 Oct 2003, 01:33 pm
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whoops, sorry. thx steve!
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09 Oct 2003, 07:32 pm
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20's are no problem. It's finding 20's in a width that'll fit! the best street setup i've seen is a 20 in the rear and a 18 in the front
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09 Oct 2003, 09:43 pm
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It depends on 2 things going any bigger than 18". The first being is it a daily driver and how are the roads ( potholes ) in your area. I have a friend who lives in the NYC area running 18" He has bent 2 rims in the last 6 months. Even though the bigger rims look great depending where you live it can be very expense to replace rims. Something else to consider the bigger you go the worse the ride. There is allot less sidewall to adsorb the shock. If you have ABS and traction control it might not work properly with different size wheels front and rear. Really do your homework before you decide what you do Hope this helps
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10 Oct 2003, 05:58 am
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20's have a problem with clearence with the lower spring pertch on the front struts. There are a few ways to get rid of the problem but check the clearence with the wheels you select before you put out the money. 19's have enuf clearence to run OK.
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10 Oct 2003, 02:35 pm
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I c, thx 4 the help guys!
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