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Old 10-29-2009, 05:46 AM
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If you're not finicky about looks, 14s are definitely the way to go. I managed 66 MPG on my GD1 on my stock 14s (you don't get these in the US). I've never been able to repeat that or come anywhere close to that since I upsized to 16s.

As for tires I had 175/65R14 Michelin Vivacy rubber. Not the best-handling tires for sure, but certainly pretty good for economy runs.
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