althought that may be true, with the Toyo's I purchased and Swift springs, the ride quality is the same if not better. It's very smooth and comfortable. Although, with the wider tires, the steering wheel likes to move a lot when going over large grooves in the road, but that's to be expected with so much surface area.

 

ya, mine does that too, but the ride feels really good . im running toyo's as well with B&G coilovers and rides better than stock imo, and everybody elses opinion that has ridden in the car as well

 

softer compound tires will definitely improve the ride, but my comment was solely based on the wheel/tire factor without including suspension as a variable. what your experiencing is bump-steer and that can be alleviated with some additional suspension bits.

 

yes, you are correct...i couldn't think of the phrase at the time BUT, I don't think anyone is going to put 19s on and not lower the car even if the rolling diameter is the same...but I understand what you are trying to say.

 

do you guys think 19" is too big for evo?

 

I was just thinking the same exact thing. But 18"s do look small sometimes.

Think I'm still gonna go with 19s.

 

no, 19s are perfect imo...18s look wayyy too small imo...unless you track the car, then stick with 18's...although my 19s only weigh 20 lbs

 

bump, let's get some more pics going.

 

 

I agree with this thread, 18s look small on such a big car

 

Hjp918, what trunk lip is that? The car looks really goods.

 

looks great bro!
what are your wheels/ tire specs? how much spacers are you running?

 

See my thread: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...x-evo-x-5.html

 

I might pull a trigger on advan rs 19x10 25 offset
Should I go with 275/30 or 275/35
Any downside of going 35 profile??

 

I cant speak for performance, but go with the 35, 30 has always looked too small for me.