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I've got a 2000 coupe and was thinking about getting 18" rims all the way around. Is there any downside as far as handling that anyone knows about? Has anyone done this recently, if so please post pics so I have some sort of an idea of what it'll look like. I want the rears to be 18 x 10.5 w/ 295/35/18, what size should I go with the fronts with 18"? Any opinions greatly appreciated.
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Re: wheels (chanderson)
I've got a 2000 coupe and was thinking about getting 18" rims all the way around. Is there any downside as far as handling that anyone knows about? Has anyone done this recently, if so please post pics so I have some sort of an idea of what it'll look like. I want the rears to be 18 x 10.5 w/ 295/35/18, what size should I go with the fronts with 18"? Any opinions greatly appreciated.Thanks
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Re: wheels (chanderson)
Hi and welcome to the Forum! :cheers:
:iagree: with Y2Kvert4me. Many owners are doing this. Just make sure you select apprioriate wheel widths and the correct size tires.
Here's a picture of the GM Tiger Shark concept car. It has Kinesis Motorsport K58 (18" 5-spoke design) custom 3-piece forged wheels on all corners:
(Click the pic for a larger view.)
:iagree: with Y2Kvert4me. Many owners are doing this. Just make sure you select apprioriate wheel widths and the correct size tires.
Here's a picture of the GM Tiger Shark concept car. It has Kinesis Motorsport K58 (18" 5-spoke design) custom 3-piece forged wheels on all corners:
(Click the pic for a larger view.)
