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Old 08-25-2004, 06:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Default XG350 questions

Well guys,

It seems like nobody is giving the XG some love, so I was going to throw a few questions about my XG and hopefully get some responses... Where can I get an aftermarket grille for my XG? I've had a hard time finding somewhere. What would be a good choice for rims on an XG if anyone already has some... please show me.

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Old 08-26-2004, 05:46 PM   #2 (permalink)
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i don't know if sharkracing.com has any support for the XG..but you can check. Same think with the store here at HP. There is not a lot of available aftermarket support for people in the US since not a lot of people buy XG's and pimp em out. For rims I say just go to your local rim shop...see what they have. If you want a little more pep..try going with the lightest weight wheel you can find...this helps with the loss of HP. Bigger wheels=more force to turn the wheel=less power getting to the ground.
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The thing about the stock Rim's of the XG Are pretty Tough and almost less prone to being bent,

You might want to go for a bit more width when switching to 17's or 18's,
You'll get better handling response and eliminate the mushy steering and the understeer known to plague FF Car's with Heavy Engines but you'll the car'll still roll,

Stiffer shock's and thicker anti-roll bar's will obviously enhance Grip

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