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Well, what do you think?

I just put some BBS RS-GT's with Pirelli P-Zero Nero's on the avant. This is a pretty dramatic change from the previous 19's that were dark grey. The centers are Diamond Black with a polished rim. I went down to 18's and like it a lot better although my gas mileage dropped a little. The Pirelli's ride better than the Toyo's but they are still a little new to push them on the handling side.

Thanks to Paul at Ringtec for a very professional installation.

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Thank you. I knew you were KING for a reason. Sometimes I am not up to speed with technology as I need to be.

I couldn't get out of my office driveway. I put the stock springs back in and like it better. Of course it doesn't have the ultimate cornering but it's a street car and my daily driver so it's a lot more comfortable. At my age, it's worth it.

I am a spares whore: ask the HotLanta crowd (and Paul!).

TIA- would like to lower mine. How bad was your driveway anyway?

This info is from the H&amp;R web site. I am not 100% on this as I did not install them originaly.

Sorry- I knew that as soon as I read this post.