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Re: Easiest and cheapest way to add speed?
What would be the biggest tires I could run without lift? Any chance I could get 20's? Also if I was to drop the money on a high speed motor would I be able to just plug it in and go or would I need new controller, switch etc, if I was willing to spend a little bit of money what would be best way to go?
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12-08-2016, 05:25 AM
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Re: Easiest and cheapest way to add speed?
205-65-10 tires are 20 inch tall. Will work on unlifted car pretty good steap turns may rub a little.
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