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Now if someone would have suggested that to me, I would have thought it wouldn't look good. Now that I see a picture, I am blown away by how cool that looks! What did you use/do to get the center caps black? Those wheels are my "winter wheels", so I'd need to do something so that the center caps would stand up to road salt.
Thanks, I did a rattle can Krylon Fusion paint first, worked o.k. It chipped easily with our road sand (Colorado) and needed to be touched-up often. I then had them sprayed by a pro (my brother) and are holding up nice so far.
I recomend not using the Fusion paint unless you get the caps to bare plastic. Not easy, the factory silver paint is tough. Maybe try regular spray paint?
Those tires are Kuhmo Ecsta SPT in 215/45X17. Believe it or not, I switched from the Yoko ES100 in the same size and these tires feel much better. The sidewall isn't as stiff on these as the Yoks but they sill handle very good. I did stiffen my rear sway bar one notch.
ps: running the stock shocks w/vogtland springs and I have never had a problem with rubbing. That setup has been on the car for the last 2+ years.
hmmm 15 sidewalls and a 45 inch wheel.....i would bet it would look something like this
OM F G!! That's the best laugh I've had all day, Rally!! Thanks.
I've seen some pretty goofy looking "big wheels" around "SacTown", but that one takes the cake. Hands down in the top ten of D U M B E S T looking cars I've ever seen.
DOPAMINE, I've had those same wheels on order for a few days, size 18x7.5 but I am thinking about using a 215/40/18 tire... yours are 215/35/18 correct?
Also, are you running spacers? They look like they might be spaced out a little bit. Do you know if spacers are required or maybe only with aftermarket BBK?