01-12-2006, 04:31 PM
Those are going to be way too heavy... keep the stock rims and put a set of Falkens on.[/quote]
Doesnt matter, I need sticky tires for autocross and track only and 15s would not fit quite so well on my dsm, 16s are perfect, and they are a LOT wider than the stock ones. The 3000gt rims fit both cars.
Edit: and im not trying to be an ass, but I have driven many a vehicles so its not like im just saying that from just driving a gsx. Also, you have to learn to drive a gsx, like any other car. Most people think awd and point and shoot. I dont get any understeer on my car unless i heavily mess up a turn. No offense to RJ, but of course since he doesnt have much experience in the GSX, and probably awd cars in general, you dont know how to get the right stuff out of those cars. And its not saying anything about your driving ability, god knows youll probably kick my ass at the track or karting.
GSXs are actually quite light for an older awd car. Subies are actually a bit heavier and evos are about the same weight. So your saying an evo is a chubby bastard? 3157 is not heavy at all for an awd car.
It annoys me to hear people talk shit about its heavy blah blah blah, well with awd 3175 is light. Now the gs-t at 2800 pounds is a little on the heavy side for a fwd car, but then again, it has a much more capable engine than most any car near its weight in fwd.
Doesnt matter, I need sticky tires for autocross and track only and 15s would not fit quite so well on my dsm, 16s are perfect, and they are a LOT wider than the stock ones. The 3000gt rims fit both cars.
Edit: and im not trying to be an ass, but I have driven many a vehicles so its not like im just saying that from just driving a gsx. Also, you have to learn to drive a gsx, like any other car. Most people think awd and point and shoot. I dont get any understeer on my car unless i heavily mess up a turn. No offense to RJ, but of course since he doesnt have much experience in the GSX, and probably awd cars in general, you dont know how to get the right stuff out of those cars. And its not saying anything about your driving ability, god knows youll probably kick my ass at the track or karting.
GSXs are actually quite light for an older awd car. Subies are actually a bit heavier and evos are about the same weight. So your saying an evo is a chubby bastard? 3157 is not heavy at all for an awd car.
It annoys me to hear people talk shit about its heavy blah blah blah, well with awd 3175 is light. Now the gs-t at 2800 pounds is a little on the heavy side for a fwd car, but then again, it has a much more capable engine than most any car near its weight in fwd.