Apparently down a bunny trail, which I am sure we can all agree is not professional

 

Dude grow up

 

Pot meet Kettle. I was simply using the same words and expressions you used that brought this whole thing about. Was I not? Does you saying them make them any more grown up then when I say them? That is all and I am done with this conversation.

 

I can say what I want because I actually contributed to the thread

 

rofl!.

 

I see that your idea of grown up is as diluted as your idea of being professional. You did provide an answer and should be appluaded for doing so but unfortunately you did so with a chip on your shoulder. In just about every thread on this forum there is a little bit of off topic chatter and it is not your place to decide if it is ok or not. This forum is just as much about community and conversation as it is technical info. Nice attempt at trying to deflect your bad behavior and poor debating skills with the little icons though lol.

 

hey hey hey guys come on! we aren't here to be bitter! i've never seen this yet...if i see it again yall are in time out with no forum adds! lol come on yall! but back on topic...if a shop does wheels and audio they'll be able to tell you what you can do...but i'm pretty sure with those big of rims your going to need bigger brakes up front they will probably tell you that too! but the ? is are you keeping them on year around or switching back to stock or what you have now in the winter months so the salt doesn't eat them away?

 

lol wteboy. I agree lets discuss the wheels. The OP lives in Los Angeles so he doesnt have to worry about snow lol... I live in FL and the only time i plan on switching back to stock is if there is hurricane weather and we have to evacuate. In that pic i posted with the guy with the 24's it looks like the guy still has the stock brakes.

 

yeah i know when i had my 20's on a while back i had stock brakes and they shuttered all to hell! lol dont know why but they did

 

I did not notice any difference in braking performance from when i went from stock to my current set up with 20 inch wheels. I think the braking performance would depend on the weight of the vehicle more so then the size of the wheels.