lets see your 16"s
03-18-05, 01:15 AM
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I just put a set of 16's on my car, the tire company said to keep stock size to go with 50's. I tryed to fit a set of 225's but rubed on the front w/ stock springs, the rears looked awsome. Ended up with a set of 205 50's and it looks super hot.
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03-18-05, 01:46 AM
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Wheel gap is a little bad but definatly helps a bit in acceleration and braking also gets rid of alot of sidewall flex
205/40/16 all around, probably gonna go to 215/45 front and 225/40 rear or 235/40 if you can fit that on a 7 wide
Wheel gap is a little bad but definatly helps a bit in acceleration and braking also gets rid of alot of sidewall flex
205/40/16 all around, probably gonna go to 215/45 front and 225/40 rear or 235/40 if you can fit that on a 7 wide
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03-18-05, 02:20 AM
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Originally Posted by staticguitar313
i've got some cool primes (wish they where wider though . . .) 16" x 7" 205 55's
I have a set of 16s on my car, they're Enkei RS-Evolutions, but I'm really hankering to go 5-lug and get rid of these things. Even though they look really nice, I'm not too down for a one-piece wheel w/ rivets.
I don't think they look too bad, though.
03-18-05, 03:28 AM
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Originally Posted by snub disphenoid
Funny, those are the wheels on our lexus, except they're chrome. Actually not too bad looking, and not overly flashy.
17 x 10s rear and 17 x 9 would own in those wheels . . .
03-18-05, 08:50 AM
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Originally Posted by RXciting
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Wheel gap is a little bad but definatly helps a bit in acceleration and braking also gets rid of alot of sidewall flex
205/40/16 all around, probably gonna go to 215/45 front and 225/40 rear or 235/40 if you can fit that on a 7 wide
Wheel gap is a little bad but definatly helps a bit in acceleration and braking also gets rid of alot of sidewall flex
205/40/16 all around, probably gonna go to 215/45 front and 225/40 rear or 235/40 if you can fit that on a 7 wide
Not to keen on the '3-star' rims...but the question I have is....
Where the heck are your headlights?!?!
03-18-05, 12:14 PM
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