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05-17-19, 05:07 PM

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vossen wheels...

trying to go with a 19x8,5 ...19x 10 staggered setup with an is350 awd
f sport. 2015.. being told the car will perform sluggish.. any thoughts? true or false

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05-18-19, 04:10 AM

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trying to go with a 19x8,5 ...19x 10 staggered setup with an is350 awd
f sport. 2015.. being told the car will perform sluggish.. any thoughts? true or false

Absolutely false

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05-18-19, 05:41 AM

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Napavlr...Thanks!... GAME ON!!!

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05-18-19, 11:32 AM

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05-20-19, 12:28 PM

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Ride quality is subjective. You might prefer the ride of the 19s over the 18s.

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05-20-19, 01:44 PM

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you will be fine, there are better wheels out there in my opinion.

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05-20-19, 02:59 PM

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Enter the tire you would use on a wheel and tire calculator and see how this affects your RPMs for a given speed. By definition (not opinion) a larger circumference would affect your acceleration. It could be close, or the same, not sure. That's why do your homework first =)