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(Thread Starter) |   Not Ranked : 0 score  Hellafunctional Thread Car: 08 MazdaSpeed3 GT Wheels: 5ZIGEN Fn01r-C Size: 18x8.5 Offset: 48 Tires: Nitto NT 555 extreme ZR Size: 245/40/18 Suspension: Stock w/ a roll in the rear    Immpressions: The wheel size and offset allowed be to run 245/40's maximizing contact patch and minimal fitment issues(with a roll in the rear). The 245/40s have a slightly larger sidewall compared to stock, which provides a comfy ride. Grip is great, but still am able to break them loose  at the top of 1st into 2nd. The Nitto 555s are not the best in the rain, but offer longevity.
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I don't have current pics but I'm running the evo 9 MR BBS rims, the 17s they're a +38 and I have ran both the Dunlop star specs and the Hankook RS3 - 235-45-17 for those looking for a cheap and very strong / lightweight set of rims, you can't go wrong with the stock evo rims, same center bore size as our car and a good offset to boot | |
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