I think I've decided...
an average 18 inch wheel is going to weigh more than the 16 stock ones so there is DEF more rotor and pad wear -- i could tell with stock rotors and pads --braking at high speed was def noticble - but much better now with new rotors and pads.
think hard about your decision to go with 17s instead of 18s. your ride will be better yes and they will be cheaper, but if i had bought 17s 3 years ago, I would be mad as hell now. if you can be patient and wait for the additional $400 i think you'll be happier in the long run - just my opinion
good luck with either (-:
think hard about your decision to go with 17s instead of 18s. your ride will be better yes and they will be cheaper, but if i had bought 17s 3 years ago, I would be mad as hell now. if you can be patient and wait for the additional $400 i think you'll be happier in the long run - just my opinion
good luck with either (-:
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Originally posted by swclown
an average 18 inch wheel is going to weigh more than the 16 stock ones so there is DEF more rotor and pad wear -- i could tell with stock rotors and pads --braking at high speed was def noticble - but much better now with new rotors and pads.
think hard about your decision to go with 17s instead of 18s. your ride will be better yes and they will be cheaper, but if i had bought 17s 3 years ago, I would be mad as hell now. if you can be patient and wait for the additional $400 i think you'll be happier in the long run - just my opinion
good luck with either (-:
an average 18 inch wheel is going to weigh more than the 16 stock ones so there is DEF more rotor and pad wear -- i could tell with stock rotors and pads --braking at high speed was def noticble - but much better now with new rotors and pads.
think hard about your decision to go with 17s instead of 18s. your ride will be better yes and they will be cheaper, but if i had bought 17s 3 years ago, I would be mad as hell now. if you can be patient and wait for the additional $400 i think you'll be happier in the long run - just my opinion
good luck with either (-:
as for 17's vs 18's....man, I remember back in the day when I thought 16's where big. I only have 17's but I'm old school - but my girl is getting 19's on her CLK so what do I know
Originally posted by swclown
an average 18 inch wheel is going to weigh more than the 16 stock ones so there is DEF more rotor and pad wear -- i could tell with stock rotors and pads --braking at high speed was def noticble - but much better now with new rotors and pads.
think hard about your decision to go with 17s instead of 18s. your ride will be better yes and they will be cheaper, but if i had bought 17s 3 years ago, I would be mad as hell now. if you can be patient and wait for the additional $400 i think you'll be happier in the long run - just my opinion
good luck with either (-:
an average 18 inch wheel is going to weigh more than the 16 stock ones so there is DEF more rotor and pad wear -- i could tell with stock rotors and pads --braking at high speed was def noticble - but much better now with new rotors and pads.
think hard about your decision to go with 17s instead of 18s. your ride will be better yes and they will be cheaper, but if i had bought 17s 3 years ago, I would be mad as hell now. if you can be patient and wait for the additional $400 i think you'll be happier in the long run - just my opinion
good luck with either (-:
go with 18. for the most part, 17's are ususally only chosen over 18's because of performance issues (weight causing slower acceleration, longer braking distances...) but the last time i checked, the CL was not a race car, it's a cruise missle. go with 18s, they'll look soooo much better
My sister has 17's on her 2.2 and they're too small for me, thats why I ordered 18's! That model wheel is ok, but I order The Katana VR6 18's in bronze! My car is black by the way. And another thing, if you're thinking about lowering it with 17's you'll still have a gap unless you get coilovers and screw them all the way down. 18' s would be prime.
Originally posted by Leon
My sister has 17's on her 2.2 and they're too small for me, thats why I ordered 18's! That model wheel is ok, but I order The Katana VR6 18's in bronze! My car is black by the way. And another thing, if you're thinking about lowering it with 17's you'll still have a gap unless you get coilovers and screw them all the way down. 18' s would be prime.
My sister has 17's on her 2.2 and they're too small for me, thats why I ordered 18's! That model wheel is ok, but I order The Katana VR6 18's in bronze! My car is black by the way. And another thing, if you're thinking about lowering it with 17's you'll still have a gap unless you get coilovers and screw them all the way down. 18' s would be prime.
Originally posted by mikeonay
black on bronze is dope. that's what i got
black on bronze is dope. that's what i got
vxcl has black on bronze too. they look awesome
Now if the car were bronze that would be plain sick
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