21" rear 20" front
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From: Houston TX
Originally Posted by alevy
BTW are you like 18? because if you are any older then that i suggest growing up as wheels of that size belong on ghetto fab rides not real cars.
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From: Houston Texas
Originally Posted by blazeone
Have a bad holiday? He just asked for an opinion on the wheels not personal insults.
I agree Tom
Alevy hopefully you got a life for christmas....
In regards to the person who started the Thread. Do what makes you happy, be unique. Some might say its crazy until they see the setup. Then you might start a new thing
good luck with your decision.
Cheers
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I'd be interested in seeing them if you do...
I had 19/20 on pace 1. They were HRE's and I would guess the combo (w/ Pirelli Pzero) was lighter than stock...
It'd probably look fine...but you may want to consider 19/20 instead as tires are more commonly found in the widths you'll need.
I had 19/20 on pace 1. They were HRE's and I would guess the combo (w/ Pirelli Pzero) was lighter than stock...
It'd probably look fine...but you may want to consider 19/20 instead as tires are more commonly found in the widths you'll need.
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Soon as the C5's sold, my 20's are going on the front and I'm waiting on my 22's to be made for the rear. There's a tire for the 22 that measures just one inch bigger in outside diameter than the front's 20" tire. Well, I hear a lot of negative here.... but a 21 or 22 on the rear would fit if done correctly and believe me, your car will get A LOT more attention with nice wheels - on the road or at a show. I'm going to lower it down like my C5, may even custom tuck it a little in the back to keep it down.
Oh, and as far as handling, MUCH better with the short sidewall. My wheels weigh a little less than the stock wheels too since they're light weight billet aluminum.
Best of luck
Oh, and as far as handling, MUCH better with the short sidewall. My wheels weigh a little less than the stock wheels too since they're light weight billet aluminum.
Best of luck
