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At my website on page 10 @ the bottom are some wheels installed on my car that im thinking heavily about getting. There off a chevy blazer xtreme. Only issues are the offset is a lil more + so they protrude about lil less than have an inch from the top of the fender wells; and the fronts barely catch where the front GFX piece bolts inside the fender when turned almost full lock. The tires on the rims now are 245/40 17's and the guy said he had a pair of new 245/35's that i could slap up front to keep them from rubbing. Any forseen issues (looks or ride) with this mixed tire combo? Thanks guys and gals. Brandon.
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I have 275/40/17 on all four corners.I never had any problems with rubbing.Did you take the car out for a test drive?If your still not sure I would try the 35's up front.The rims you are thinking of getting look great on your camaro.1996 Flamed Camaro RS<br />2006 chrysler 300<br /> <a href=\"http://members.cardomain.com/flamedrs\" target=\"_blank\">http://members.cardomain.com/flamedrs</a> -
y87... i like them... they look good... i think u should get clear corners up front... that would set off the stripes some in my opinion..1999 Black Pontiac Firebird <br />2 Rockford Fosgate P312D4 subs <br />Hifonics Brutus 1205d amp<br />Clear Sidemarkers<br />18\" Arelli Jovan Chrome WheelsComment
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they look heavy and blingish, but the offest doesnt look bad in the picturethe black 97 <br /> New favorite Mods: Hptuners, and SLP 2OTLComment
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