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I chose the middle of the road, so to speak, I have the 17" x 11" on front and the 18" x 13" on the rear. I looked at the 19" and 20" rims, but when I looked at the cars that had them, I didn't like the way the curve of the fender followed the curve of the wheel. They didn't seem to go together, in fact I thought they looked like they had some one elses wheels on their car, if you know what I mean. I have seen several other types of sports cars that I thought looked great with the 19" and 20" rims and low profile tires.

9/15/065:22 AM

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