Yeah, but think about all the fly hos.friedrice2841 wrote:won't you have performance issues using anything larger than a 20"?
q45tech,you obviously havnt been to Baltimore city- all the ole hoopties ride on big,shiny,krooom rims and bob up and down as they travel down the road with screatching bearings and brakes-but boy do their SYSTEMS kick!Q45tech wrote:You'll have performance issue on any wheel and tire that weigh over oem 15-16"................not to mention wheel bearing failure and accelerated wear of suspension and brake components.
Nowhere is riding on doves more common than right here in Atlanta. Old and later model Chevy Caprice classics with rims so big they could fit an 18 wheeler and at the light, you can see trunk vibrating as if about to explode. I mean pieces falling off.qship96 wrote:
q45tech,you obviously havnt been to Baltimore city- all the ole hoopties ride on big,shiny,krooom rims and bob up and down as they travel down the road with screatching bearings and brakes-but boy do their SYSTEMS kick!
Too bad you live so far from Phoenix.I have a set of almost new chrome American Racing 20" "Casino" wheels with Sumitomo 245/35ZR20 HTRZ II, 900 miles, for sale here, but no way to ship them.First $1.000 takes them.vgeezy31885 wrote:Just got the car painted from plum color to cranberry red and now she need some fresh kicks. Do 20's fit well w/o rubbing. Cuz the guy we bought it from last year said he had 20's on it but they rubbed. This a big boy car,i cant c that happening. Its really my girl's car and she talking bout 18's. Nah, she might as well do it big. So could the rubbing he was talking bout have dealt w/ tire size? I will have pics soon,the car just got finished yesterday and i aint pick it up yet?
THANK GOD these wont end up on your new f50 q45!StarPD wrote:
Too bad you live so far from Phoenix.I have a set of almost new chrome American Racing 20" "Casino" wheels with Sumitomo 245/35ZR20 HTRZ II, 900 miles, for sale here, but no way to ship them.First $1.000 takes them.
They WERE on it.I guess younger guys would like them, but for me, they weren't appropriate on a Q.qship96 wrote:
THANK GOD these wont end up on your new f50 q45!
that's how tirerack ships 'em.elwesso wrote:interesting method... I may have to try that, basically all your doing is covering/protecting the metal part, leaving the rubber exposed... I like it.
I think that's more hassle than I'm up for. If I could get Discount Tire to ship them for me, I might do it, but that's not too likely. After all, they're in business to sell THEIR tires, not act as a shipping agent for customers, even though I bought my wheels and tires there. I think my best bet is to look for a customer here in Phoenix, who can inspect them before buying them. That eliminates potential hard feelings too.Falkdesigns wrote:Shipping wheels is VERY easy. All you have to do is cut cardboard circles the size of the wheels/tires, and tape them on (just wrap all the way around in about 6 bands). No boxes required, the tire tread stays exposed. But those heavy 20's will cost about $2-250 coast to coast.
http://www.calchrome.com/shipp...ywrapelwesso wrote:interesting method... I may have to try that, basically all your doing is covering/protecting the metal part, leaving the rubber exposed... I like it.
you can never be TOO low...NightRiderQ45 wrote:^I personally don't like that look. I think that is to low for me. To each its own huh. The side mirrors look great though!
Yeah, if you want your car to be on "Pimp my ride" or "Unique whips".Moderate lowering is good, but the ghetto look is not becoming to a Q45.lasoyafan wrote:
you can never be TOO low...
Not by any means. I was just saying that the statement that:"you can never be TOO low... "isn't absolute.Falkdesigns wrote:I'm not sure if you're saying the silver Q I posted for reference is "ghetto" but if you are, you're so very, very wrong. That's by far the nicest Y33 to ever grace the roads of America. That car is so complete, everything is 1st class, from the Brabus wheels down to the air-bag Momo steering wheel.
^truf.Rex wrote:Actually, the FX45 20" wheels look great on a Y33.