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Originally Posted by BobbyLight so for oem sport wheels, would 265/35/19 and 285/35/19 be optimal? I realize I'm two months late on this, but I'm running this sizing on my

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so for oem sport wheels, would 265/35/19 and 285/35/19 be optimal?
I realize I'm two months late on this, but I'm running this sizing on my sport rays (albeit Continental DW) and loved the way the reduced stagger and increased front width helped with turn in. Also gives the wheels a more aggressive, meatier look. Highly recommend it.
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I realize I'm two months late on this, but I'm running this sizing on my sport rays (albeit Continental DW) and loved the way the reduced stagger and increased front width helped with turn in. Also gives the wheels a more aggressive, meatier look. Highly recommend it.
Its the best handling setup I've ever had. Re-11, Swifts w hotchkis sway (full soft rear) , spl rear arms and lockout, good alignment from soho. Highly recommend. I wouldnt change anything. Was a good zdayz this year.
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