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  1. Its possible, but not really smart on AWD vehicles. You'll put extra wear and tear on your diffs.

     

    And as a personal opinion, I'd laugh if I saw an AWD car with a staggered setup.

     

    Thanks, that's what I thought. I was just curious because I wanted to give my outback a wider and better stance. But I’m maxed out as far as wheel width goes. I already have minor wheel bite going on.

  2. well, a wider wheel can have wider rubber (with the chance of rubbing). Wider rubber means more traction, so yeah better handling.

     

    What I dont' get is, why the love for narrower wheels? No offence, just curious, because wider wheels always look better in my opinion.

     

     

    I'm looking at two different sets of rims. The only reason I have love for the narrower wheels is because I like the design and spoke pattern better.

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