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rodney 11-30-2006 03:59 PM

17's up front and 18's out back???
 
Do you think an alero would look ok with 17" wheels in the front and 18" in the back? my car is lowered and im getting a razzi kit soon. with the 17s i have now, i think going to 18s in the rear would look nice, but what tire size would i get? i have 225/45/17, should i try to keep the same amount of sidewall as the fronts or just go to 225/40/18 in the back?

thanks

derek_ski99 11-30-2006 04:22 PM

on a coupe, with 18's and 19's yes i'd say it could look ok. On a white sedan, like yours, I'd say hell no. You want wider tires in the back thats one thing, but dont stagger the rim sizes too. it would look dumb.

Let's say you go with 18's, do like 225/40R18 in the front, 245/35R18 in the rear.

Vtolds 11-30-2006 04:59 PM

arent oldsman's different rim sizes? or is it just width.

jackal2000 11-30-2006 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Vtolds (Post 239482)
arent oldsman's different rim sizes? or is it just width.

both, 18's front....19's rear.

i think 17s front and 18s rear would look alright.

Vtolds 11-30-2006 05:26 PM

Kind of gives it a sports car look with the taller tires in the back.

SweetNLow 11-30-2006 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by rodney (Post 239474)
Do you think an alero would look ok with 17" wheels in the front and 18" in the back? my car is lowered and im getting a razzi kit soon. with the 17s i have now, i think going to 18s in the rear would look nice, but what tire size would i get? i have 225/45/17, should i try to keep the same amount of sidewall as the fronts or just go to 225/40/18 in the back?

thanks


rodney........ im 99% positive that they dont make your rims anymore dude. unless you know of someplace that does still sell them. i have 2 spyder 18's but the are chromed

NjRef511 11-30-2006 06:06 PM

I still think it'd look stupid on a FWD car....

CiscoPath 11-30-2006 06:48 PM

^^ I agree. That's for RWD muscle-cars. And a sedan too?? Not saying that it might not look good, by why perpetrate??

steve-o 11-30-2006 08:32 PM

yeah... NO

unless your having traction issues on your rear tires, then dont bother... haha

Coldfire 12-01-2006 12:46 PM

If it's just for looks I think it'd look alright...yeah it's not RWD but c'mon those FWD cars with the huge slicks look retarded IMO even though it's for performance

Oldsman 12-01-2006 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Vtolds (Post 239482)
arent oldsman's different rim sizes? or is it just width.


i have 18's up front and 19's out back but same size tires. the 19's rims are .500 wider but still 255/40 like the front

Redog 12-01-2006 01:39 PM

Don't do it.

I'm doing different size rims in the front and back on the Delta 15 x 6 up front and 15 x 8 out back :p

CiscoPath 12-01-2006 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Coldfire (Post 239717)
yeah it's not RWD but c'mon those FWD cars with the huge slicks look retarded IMO even though it's for performance


:wtf2: :wtf2: Yeah, those FWD cars with huge slicks AT THE TRACK!!!!!
Those are drag cars. You don't find them in the McDonald Drive-Thru at 2 in the morning.

Coldfire 12-02-2006 01:06 PM

I don't care where they are, they still look stupid

All I'm sayin' is that people are ripping on him because he would dare to put bigger wheels on back of a FWD car when all it's for is looks, and bigger wheels look better in back then in front even though in front it may hold some actual performance potential.

Alerwhoa 12-02-2006 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by CiscoPath (Post 239813)
:wtf2: :wtf2: Yeah, those FWD cars with huge slicks AT THE TRACK!!!!!
Those are drag cars. You don't find them in the McDonald Drive-Thru at 2 in the morning.


I beg to differ haha, a guy around here has a hatch that eats Mustang GT's and Camero's all day long. Tore up my buddies '06 Gixxer 6 as well. Things a street terror and has some big ol street legal drag slicks. Drives it quite often haha kinda funny actually.

CiscoPath 12-02-2006 05:15 PM

^^OK, so that one guy in the Mickey D's drive-thru......LOL

Alero2k4 12-02-2006 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by CiscoPath (Post 239909)
^^OK, so that one guy in the Mickey D's drive-thru......LOL


Puhleeeze!!!! Come out here where we have a real racing scene. We have plenty of 300+ hp srt-4s, hatches, tegs, etc that many of whom run drag radials and are too lazy to take them off and put them back on all the time. And before you laugh, we have one of the best street racing scenes anywhere short of places in Cali etc. Best in Idaho, Montana, WY, UT, etc, and regularly get 50-100+ cars together :p

steve-o 12-04-2006 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Alero2k4 (Post 239939)
Puhleeeze!!!! Come out here where we have a real racing scene. We have plenty of 300+ hp srt-4s, hatches, tegs, etc that many of whom run drag radials and are too lazy to take them off and put them back on all the time. And before you laugh, we have one of the best street racing scenes anywhere short of places in Cali etc. Best in Idaho, Montana, WY, UT, etc, and regularly get 50-100+ cars together :p


ggggeeeezzzz, it must be really "fast and furious" down there :p

haha, sorry, couldn't resist

rodney 12-04-2006 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by SweetNLow (Post 239491)
rodney........ im 99% positive that they dont make your rims anymore dude. unless you know of someplace that does still sell them. i have 2 spyder 18's but the are chromed


i was still thinkin about getting yours, and either powder-coating them or chroming mine...

SweetNLow 12-04-2006 06:57 PM

well just lemme know.

they will look fine with 18's in the rear........ as long as you dont put a really tall tire on the rim to give it that HUGE tire look. the bigger rim will make your car look like its lowered more


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