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Discussion in 'Gen 3 Prius Accessories and Modifications' started by Ragz, Apr 25, 2011.

  1. Ragz

    Ragz Active Member

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    Thanks, I am. Rosen Nav this weekend
     
  2. SuperchargedMR2

    SuperchargedMR2 Diehard Rams Fan

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    Do you even have tires on those wheels? :shocked: Those sidewalls are so thin I'd be worried about using them on any road & damaging a wheel. The largest wheel I'm considering is a 17" with a 205/50R17 tire. I also want to find something light weight so mpg is not hurt so much. It seems hard to do.
     
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    I was considering a Rosen Nav for my Corolla so I will be very interested in what you think of this unit. Please keep us updated on what you think.
     
  4. Ragz

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    You are right, the sidewalls are almost not there at all. I bought the wheels & tires as a package. I wanted 18's but the manufacturer was out and told me the 19's would work. He told me to get this size tire so as to not effect the speedometer reading. I was suprised when i got them. They do ride rough when cold but are ok on the hiway. I do however scan for holes and bumps constantly. I did get the same mpg on my last 2 tanks 1 before and 1 after. I will report on the Rosen Monday if I can walk. Half marathon Sunday
     
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    Randy's pic he posted in the aftermarket wheel thread sold me on the Eibach's. Bought a set today :)
     
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    Now, I want to lower my ride
     
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    I have a set of hard to find TEINS.. brand new in the box. let me know if you are interested. I am in the NYC area as well.
    thanks
     
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    hey ragz, even sweeter looking ride with the new stance! :D
     
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    Thanks for all the great compliments guys. It is amazing what a couple hundred bucks will do to the look of a car. The car handles great and no longer feels like you are floating on a set of four bagels (OEM 15's). Once I get the rubbing with my wheels taken care of, I am going to install sway-bars and STB as well. Then I should not envy my wife's IS 250C handling.
     
  10. Ragz

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    Thanks, Chizeld, i am loving it. Dont know what to do next
     
  11. w202mae

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    Looks nice, but I think going with coilovers is my recommendation this way you can adjust height to your liking and not prematurely wearing out the long stroke factory shocks.