UGA_FX4

The 325/60-18's (33x13.00) are too wide for the OEM 18x7.5 inch wide wheels. If you want the Terra Grapplers, I'd go with the 285/65-18 which is essentially a 33x11.50-18 tire. THey also make a 285/60-18 that works out to be a 32x11.50-18. The 285/65-18's would look better than the 275's in my opinion because they are a little wider.

285......seems to fit perfectly...

Were you the one who went ahead and bought the tires on Saturday??

Yeah I found a price online and then went to a few tire shops in the Johns Creek area and got Kauffman tire to match it. Took them about 5 days to get my wheels in but it was worth it. I also know allsouth auto sports has them. At least they have them on display. I can't part with them though, I like them too much haha

Congrats man! Glad to see more people that enjoy this muffler. It will be breaking in as you drive more and more. It should be nearly fully broken in after a thousand or so miles. It will get a bit deeper and a bit more volume which is nice. Congrats again :D

Sure... If you upload the pics to your albums, click the picture(s) you want to upload. Then you will see 2 urls below the picture. Copy the one that says BB code and past it into the thread. You can also upload to photobucket (free acount) and then paste the IMG code for the blogs/forums. Basically when you are putting a picture in, look for the code the has [IMG] with it.

Not problem man. Let us know how you like it. :)

Hey bud, I I have the 14" si/do and I really like it. It is fairly loud on acceleration and then quiets down to a rumble at cruise. You definetley know that it is there. After a few hundred miles it gets a tad louder and deeper. I have around 800ish on mine and it sounds great. It will not blast people's ears off but it must be fairly loud outside when pulling onto the highway becuase you can hear it well in the cab. No drone on the higway, just a nice quiet rumble that can be easily blocked out with talking or low radio setting. Hope that helps man. I bet you will really like it.

John

haha small world indeed, yeah that was me alright. I'm up at the avenues all the time since I work there at the AMC. Thanks for noticing!

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