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I love the new look of your wheels and the DWS6s look good as well but, could you get that car outside and take some pics of it at different angles. This is something I want to do to my factory wheels but, I don't trust many people in Baltimore to do a job like this and I'm way too far from the places mentioned. One thing I will say is that 255s in the front and 285s in the rear on these cars is killer and look beautiful, fit perfectly. That size tire was made for these cars.
yeah that ill do that in a bit. i still have to get more stuff together before i can drive the car lol
i paid 900$ to have mine widened to 10.5 rear and 9.5 front. running a 285/35 in back and 255/35 up front. this price also included refinishing the wheels. there are only a handful of places that do it. weldcraft is in michigan, the place i took it to is called green's wheel repair in richmond canada. they work on widening race car wheels so i trusted them. the welds look good.
You know you could make money from this. Simply sell the set you have for a small fee (including the price of widening the wheels) plus another set of factory wheels.
Factory Ray's are 19x8 and 19x8.5 front and rear respectively. In order to run 255s all around you'll need 19x8.5s all around since your car is awd. The factory rears are 245s so 255s will work.
Last edited by Mr. Brooks; Jan 11, 2017 at 06:04 PM.
