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Old 04-09-2005, 01:50 AM
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Star Spoke 87 vs. Cross Spoke 177
I'm looking to upgrade my 4.4i 18" wheels with some new 20" ones. I'm interested to get some feedback on which is preferred. I kind of like the 177s but I know the 87s are stock on the 4.8is and pretty popular. Thoughts?

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I've never seen anyone upgrading to style 177 (cross spokes) but style 87 20" either OEM or replicas are the most popular rims.
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