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curious what do you guys think? would it look funny having 18x9 on the rear and 17x8 on the front.
this is the wheel. i ask cause i can get the wheels at cost. but there not making 18x8 in the right off set
http://www.discounttire.com/product/...mwea.br.xl.jpg
the cars montego blue. and will be lowered nicely
this is the wheel. i ask cause i can get the wheels at cost. but there not making 18x8 in the right off set
http://www.discounttire.com/product/...mwea.br.xl.jpg
the cars montego blue. and will be lowered nicely
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I likey! For the money I might have to go after those in Gunmetal for my black FD. I really want a set of wheels that cost $1300 for the set, but for less than half that, I could do a 17X8 front and 18x9 rear. That would make it more feasable for the pregnant wife =)
BTW, You say you can get the wheels at cost??
BTW, You say you can get the wheels at cost??
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I like them. Alot of drift cars do it (watch the ADVAN drift video and check out the wheel size) so i don't see a reason not too. I've *heard* that a larger rear wheel gives you a higher top end because of the larger rotational mass (don't take this too seriously, this is just what i've been told). Get them and post pics . . . i might get a set of the GM ones
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