I'm quite pleased with the outcome. From the looks of things, there is about a 2-3mm clearance in the rear, so no rubbing should take place. I checked when the car was loaded down from the old wheels/tires and a buddy of mine helped me to push on the rear of the car to compress the suspension. So for those in doubt about fit, it works and looks damn good. I believe when I replace the tires next time around, I will go 235/45/18 or 245/40/18 at all four corners just so I can rotate tires. But for now, I am completely happy. Thanks for clean wheels and tires, Jordan. Hope the pics are OK, they were rushed.

 

looks real classy. i like 'em.

 

looks great

 

Glad they got there man! Sorry it took a week!!

They look amazing

BTW: It was poring rain in Los Angeles, when i mailed that out. I STILL MANAGED TO GET A NICE LITTLE COAT OF quick detail.


How was the packing job? I spent ALOT on that. Almost 10 a box, was it worth it?

 

i've seen this done before and i'm still pleased looking at your car. LOOKS GREAT!

 

Looks great dude........I really like

 

dang thats CLEAN. i like i like

 

Those look great on the sedan.

 

Wheels were clean, I hit them up with some Tarminator on the inside and they turned out spotless. Packing job was off the chain. I had to take all the wheels out of the boxes, break the boxes down so I could get everything in the car. So yes the packing was worth it, don't really see any way around it. My old wheels are already shipped off. Got them dropped off about 30mins before the UPS truck showed up at the wifes work.

 

so it was a striaght bolt on? no spacers or anything?

 

Looks great! I just bought a set of coupe wheels for my BS sedan about a month ago, and have been waiting for the weather to turn permanantly to switch out my winter setup and mount them. I think you just convinced me it's time....after all, I see that you're just down I-71 from me.

 

Straight bolt on affair.

 

Looks great!!