New Wheels...........Thoughts?
Jun 7, 2004 | 11:02 AM
#11
Originally Posted by creederado
I'm running 18x9.5 front and rear with the matching set of nittos 295/45-18 front 555 and 305/45-18 555r drags.
No rubbing issues or fitment problems on a 6"backspace.
No problems in the rear either. I have hotckis 2"coils 4" leafs, Front and rear sway bars and Caltrac bars.
10" is great for the 305. If you want to use the 295 up front perhaps intro could set you up wwith at least a 9" rim. I was going to go with intros and the customer service was awesome. Just couldn't afford it. I found the boyds locally.
good luck.
No rubbing issues or fitment problems on a 6"backspace.
No problems in the rear either. I have hotckis 2"coils 4" leafs, Front and rear sway bars and Caltrac bars.
10" is great for the 305. If you want to use the 295 up front perhaps intro could set you up wwith at least a 9" rim. I was going to go with intros and the customer service was awesome. Just couldn't afford it. I found the boyds locally.
good luck.
Jun 7, 2004 | 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Tiburon
James, do know how much each of your wheels weight?
24lbs,with tires about 60
17 lbs less than my 20's with gtII's
I need about 100 more rwhp to justify these 305/45-18's, There huge!!!!!!!
Jun 7, 2004 | 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Tiburon
Are those Centerline rims? I might consider some 18's since I just found out my Stinrays III weight 70.5 pounds with the Cooper 275/.45/20.
Jsmith along with some others(I can't remeber who) had them First.
I got some plans for my rims anyways, to set them apart this fall.
275/45-20 gtIIs are heavy by them selves so if you find a rim under 30lbs your still going to be heavier than stock.
Intro, boyds, billet specialties, centerline, Billet wheels etc are all about the same weight when it comes to 18's.
I really wanted Intros and I think Brian going to get some killer rims.
