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New wheels
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problem now when i drive
on unevenly / very bumpy roads sometimes my
steering wheel turns to the right like crazy
I had the same problem with my other car when i got rims
its fine on regular paved streets tho
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RE: New wheels
You're jsut tracking, it happens when you have wide wheels on a light vehicle. The tires tend to follow the grooves. You'll get used to it.
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RE: New wheels
Looks good!
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RE: New wheels
i have the eibach pro kit but EVERYONE said the tires would not fit, atleast on the front... so i was playing it safe
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RE: New wheels
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Tires would not fit?
why?
Who is _everyone_?
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RE: New wheels
They said your wheels wouldn't fit because you lowered your car? They look like 17's to me, how would a 17 not fit in the wheel well even if it was lowered?
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RE: New wheels
no just people were skeptical saying the wheels/tires i just put on weren't going to fit or atleast the front two wouldnt allow me to turn right
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RE: New wheels
Nice! Now lower that thing!!
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RE: New wheels
As long as you don't have a monstrous front tire on the rim then you will be able to turn fine. I wouldn't recommend going over 265 on the front, I don't see why you would want that wide on the front to begin with. lol
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