Put 20's On My Sedan Today!! Pics Inside, Feedback Welcomed
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06-14-2005, 02:32 PM
Originally Posted by Gsedanman
Very nice bro. Congrats. 20's on a Sedan look very tight.
We have a member north of the border "Chico" who has 20's on his new Sedan and it's equally nice.
C.
We have a member north of the border "Chico" who has 20's on his new Sedan and it's equally nice.
C.
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yep, saw that as well and if that was my ride, one word: curb-phobia...if there is such word.......anyhow, seems like any wider tires would induce rubbing since offset draws out rim so much.......hey, that's whats on the car so lets take it from there......
gold clam: good to see you modded your ride you see fit......just a slight drop will do ya........and it just so happens i have coupe springs....5" drop all around........40+shipping.....i know, shameless plug.....spank me! take care.
gold clam: good to see you modded your ride you see fit......just a slight drop will do ya........and it just so happens i have coupe springs....5" drop all around........40+shipping.....i know, shameless plug.....spank me! take care.
Originally Posted by dirrtybear
I'm surprised nobody mentioned this, but your tire size does not match your wheel width (tires are too narrow). You can see a gap where the edge of your wheel meets the sidewall. What width are your wheels? With 245 width tires, you should be on a 8" width wheel.
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Originally Posted by dirrtybear
I'm surprised nobody mentioned this, but your tire size does not match your wheel width (tires are too narrow). You can see a gap where the edge of your wheel meets the sidewall. What width are your wheels? With 245 width tires, you should be on a 8" width wheel.
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