QUOTE(luckykid5 @ Jun 26 2014, 12:25 AM)
question. EB comes with 16inch rimm and EB Standard comes with 15inch rimm.
Now, my friend used to have a wira special edition with 16inch rimm. He told me that the car is far more stable, but SUPER makan minyak. When he change it back to the standard 15inch rimm like other wira, save alot petrol.
Is it the same for EB? Can't tell since it comes with Turbo.
Now, my friend used to have a wira special edition with 16inch rimm. He told me that the car is far more stable, but SUPER makan minyak. When he change it back to the standard 15inch rimm like other wira, save alot petrol.
Is it the same for EB? Can't tell since it comes with Turbo.
EB and EB std both come with 16 inch rim.. normal exora is 15inch...
QUOTE(lowprofile @ Jun 26 2014, 06:33 AM)
I got waja with te37sl 215 45 17 n OEM 195 65 15..in term of fuel consumption with my te37sl less fuel con compare to oem due to lightweight.if want to go for replica find almost similar dimension with rigidity design(exp required). Tire also play some role here for your fuel consumption n speed + safety..normal Silverstone, falken,dunlop can't beat eagle f1 asy2 n ps3...one directional vs asymmetrical..I go for asym.but with above quality u hv to see your own pocket size
it worth later on..in term of stable its combination of all..using 15 also can be stable with 195 size
im also from waja before. from 195/55/r15 inch stock to 205/50/r16 inch te37 the fc is not different. but when change to 205/45/r17 inch ssr type F the FC suffer abit. so i think the same with EB. up 1 size shud not be a problem. and the width of tyre also effect this. not too wide from stock its okay. as per EB the stock is 205/55/r16. i upgrade to 215/45/r17...This post has been edited by blo0dLuSt: Jun 26 2014, 08:32 AM
Jun 26 2014, 08:29 AM

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