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    Thread: A few more pics

    1. #1
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      A few more pics

      Here are a couple more pic's of the 275/45/20's






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    3. #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by Venomous Type
      do you rub at all?
      The only way I have had it rub is with 2 guy's weighing around 250 to 300 lbs each set on the trunk area. Other tahan that no.

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      Now that would be a sight 2 300lbs guys sitting on your trunk going down the freeway.

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      Quote Originally Posted by sscandore
      Now that would be a sight 2 300lbs guys sitting on your trunk going down the freeway.
      Ya I think Im safe

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      nice i love coys wheels
      "Too bad Dare to Be Different these days could mean Dare to Be Fast. What ever happened to the Cars that Scared people?" John Pearley Huffman

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      Those wheels are awesome. I almost got a set of 18s all around, but scored a killer deal on a set of chrome AR Rebels, so I didn't. What made you go 20s in the rear?
      Abe. New Yorker livin' it up in Tulsa...
      2007 TorRed SRT-8 Charger. SRT Opt I, III and Sunroof is the factory stuff. It's also enhanced with Magnaflow cats, and Zoomers cat-back. But, there's also an AFE STG II intake, Predator programmer, 180-Stat and GSM intake spacers waiting to go on very soon.
      1971 Lucerne Blue GTO. It was originally LimeKist Green, with a 400 and M21 4-speed, but now, along with the color change, it packs a modded 455HO and M22 Rockcrusher trans. Gotta love the Classics.

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      Quote Originally Posted by PonchoFan
      Those wheels are awesome. I almost got a set of 18s all around, but scored a killer deal on a set of chrome AR Rebels, so I didn't. What made you go 20s in the rear?
      I wanted to fill the wheel wells up.

    9. #9
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      Well, you definitely got that covered. Again, nice....
      Abe. New Yorker livin' it up in Tulsa...
      2007 TorRed SRT-8 Charger. SRT Opt I, III and Sunroof is the factory stuff. It's also enhanced with Magnaflow cats, and Zoomers cat-back. But, there's also an AFE STG II intake, Predator programmer, 180-Stat and GSM intake spacers waiting to go on very soon.
      1971 Lucerne Blue GTO. It was originally LimeKist Green, with a 400 and M21 4-speed, but now, along with the color change, it packs a modded 455HO and M22 Rockcrusher trans. Gotta love the Classics.

    10. #10
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      Just my opinion, i think that they might be a little to big for the car. but to each his own.

    11. #11
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      Love the wheels. Got 20's in rear on my Nova. Looking good.

    12. #12
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      WOW, that looks great!! Can you get me the details on the rim and tire sizes and offsets? I was considering 20's on the rear of my 80 camaro.

      Nice job,

      Andy

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      Suspension Set up??

      Quote Originally Posted by ZYAL8R
      I wanted to fill the wheel wells up.
      I like the wheels and the stance is a killer..

      Any suspension specs (front+ rear) ?




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