anyone got any pics of FDs with 19" rims
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anyone got any pics of FDs with 19" rims
I found a set that I'm thinking of buying but I wanna check a see what they look like on an FD cos the fitment guide tells me that yes they will fit, but the front space will be big so they could look gay
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Nice and no traction too.
You can get 17" wheel and tire combos that are as light or nearly as light as the stock wheels... and 18's that are close too. You'll pay a weight penalty with most all 19's, but some are still pretty light.... and aftermarket wheels open up a whole lot of other tire sizes you can run... and not to mention better looks. Hyundai Tiburons come with 16-17" wheels now.
You can get 17" wheel and tire combos that are as light or nearly as light as the stock wheels... and 18's that are close too. You'll pay a weight penalty with most all 19's, but some are still pretty light.... and aftermarket wheels open up a whole lot of other tire sizes you can run... and not to mention better looks. Hyundai Tiburons come with 16-17" wheels now.
Originally Posted by catch-22
i wouldnt do it because of the weight. keep the stockers. nice and light
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go through the wheels and tire section, their are several threads with pics. 19's look too big, especially if the car is lowered, if you are worried about too small of rims, get 18's and drop it. I have met some people with fd's with 500+whp that ran 19's and they said they had zero problems.
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It just looks like this to me:
Not low enough, rims too big of an OD.
As for my wheel fitment.... I won't go there. You think putting 19s on a sports car is cool but GOD FORBID i run some wide wheels!!!! AAAAAHHHHHHHHH THE TYRES ARE OUT OF SPEC!!!!!
Not low enough, rims too big of an OD.
As for my wheel fitment.... I won't go there. You think putting 19s on a sports car is cool but GOD FORBID i run some wide wheels!!!! AAAAAHHHHHHHHH THE TYRES ARE OUT OF SPEC!!!!!
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It has no motor in it, genius.
Originally Posted by Dorifto_PG
It just looks like this to me:
Not low enough, rims too big of an OD.
As for my wheel fitment.... I won't go there. You think putting 19s on a sports car is cool but GOD FORBID i run some wide wheels!!!! AAAAAHHHHHHHHH THE TYRES ARE OUT OF SPEC!!!!!
Not low enough, rims too big of an OD.
As for my wheel fitment.... I won't go there. You think putting 19s on a sports car is cool but GOD FORBID i run some wide wheels!!!! AAAAAHHHHHHHHH THE TYRES ARE OUT OF SPEC!!!!!
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Originally Posted by purerx7
19's look too big, especially if the car is lowered, if you are worried about too small of rims, get 18's and drop it.
No motor or with motor, 19s CAN WORK, but looks too big, imho.
Refer to the pics i posted.
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Originally Posted by Dorifto_PG
As for my wheel fitment.... I won't go there. You think putting 19s on a sports car is cool but GOD FORBID i run some wide wheels!!!! AAAAAHHHHHHHHH THE TYRES ARE OUT OF SPEC!!!!!
So, try again.
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Try again my ***. I had the fastest entry speeds of the day (def. no shortage of grip) and I placed in the top 8, Qualified in P1. I'm not doing **** to my FC to make it handle WORSE. Get over yourself.
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Originally Posted by spekdah
cheers guys, Based on this ( and the price) I think I'm gonna go back to my original idea of deep dish 17's.
Thanks again
Thanks again
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What are you saying? You'd rather have 19s on a car and not be able to lower it, keeping it like a monster truck or Hip Hop WHIP, then that's all you, buddy.
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You can theoretically lower a car w/ most 19" wheel/tire sizes the same as you can a car with 18's, or 17's, if the tires are sized correctly.
A 275/30/19, is about the same diameter as a 275/35/18, is about the same diameter as a 275/40/17. If they're all on a 10" wheels, the outer "package" dimentions will be about the same size.
A 275/30/19, is about the same diameter as a 275/35/18, is about the same diameter as a 275/40/17. If they're all on a 10" wheels, the outer "package" dimentions will be about the same size.
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Originally Posted by ptrhahn
You can theoretically lower a car w/ most 19" wheel/tire sizes the same as you can a car with 18's, or 17's, if the tires are sized correctly.
A 275/30/19, is about the same diameter as a 275/35/18, is about the same diameter as a 275/40/17. If they're all on a 10" wheels, the outer "package" dimentions will be about the same size.
A 275/30/19, is about the same diameter as a 275/35/18, is about the same diameter as a 275/40/17. If they're all on a 10" wheels, the outer "package" dimentions will be about the same size.
For production cars, at least of the era our cars were made, I prefer smaller in front.
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18's are fine on an FD. A 255/35/18 front tire is perfectly streetable and has a decent sidewall.
Originally Posted by Dorifto_PG
Yeah, but then youa re more or less running rubberband sidewalls, especially in the front, where i think 18s are too big. 17s in the front works much better. Notice WTCC and JGTC (Now called Super GT) cars only run 18s, but plenty sidewall, and have to increase the radius of the wheel opening, as well as completely rework and custom do fenders to accept the larger OD.
For street cars, at least of the era our cars were made, I prefer smaller in front.
For street cars, at least of the era our cars were made, I prefer smaller in front.
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Yeah, you are right. And that pic looks good. Did you have to modify anything to run those? No rubbing? Any track or very hard driving on them?
I would go that route over 19s any day of the week.
I would go that route over 19s any day of the week.
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Originally Posted by Dorifto_PG
Notice WTCC and JGTC (Now called Super GT) cars only run 18s, but plenty sidewall, and have to increase the radius of the wheel opening, as well as completely rework and custom do fenders to accept the larger OD.