I have a set of chromies in my garage with PS2 (70%) ready to sell.
I would keep the chrome thins spoke wheels that you have.
Looks good. Buy some custom wheels (CCW's) for some snap. Black wheels + black car = no bling. 
MHO.
Help identifying these wheels
Pro
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They are either actual GM Y2K's or repros. Probably the real thing since I doubt anybody would upgrade their rims and stock with another version of a stock rim. I think the widths are 17X8.5 and 18X9.5?
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Thanks for that info Bill.
I was thinking about having those Mag wheels smooth sanded and black powder coated and use my existing, new, 245 x 45 ZR17 and 275 x 40 ZR 18 Michelin Pilot Sport A/S RF's. Wouldn't the mag wheels being 1/2" narrower put the squeeze on these tires?
Mick
I was thinking about having those Mag wheels smooth sanded and black powder coated and use my existing, new, 245 x 45 ZR17 and 275 x 40 ZR 18 Michelin Pilot Sport A/S RF's. Wouldn't the mag wheels being 1/2" narrower put the squeeze on these tires?
Mick