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Taking the 18" wheel plunge (long)

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Old 07-19-2002, 10:47 AM
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Re: Taking the 18" wheel plunge (long)

Stacey,
Can you post pics of the rims you are getting? I would like too see what kind too cause I'm in the market as well..

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Old 07-26-2002, 02:14 AM
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Re: Taking the 18" wheel plunge (long)

I've just installed United Arrow 18's on my car with 225/40 tires and I have to say the gap between the tire and wheel well is enormous. I'm definately going to have to drop the car to get it looking even remotely normal but thats what I expected with 40 series tires. If any of you are thinking 18's but don't want to lower the car, go with 45 series tires.

 
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Wheel gap is no good.

 
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Wheel gap is no good.

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