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Thread: 72 Monte Carlo Fitment?
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01-19-2008 #1
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72 Monte Carlo Fitment?
I have done a lot of mesuring and think I have the right size rim and tier picked out, but wanted to know if any one has any thoughts?
rim: 17x9.5 w/ 5.5'' back spacing
tires: 275/40/17
vec is lower 1'' in the rear and 2'' in the front
Will this fit?...
Can i go bigger ?
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01-19-2008 #2
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perfect. No need for larger. If you need you can run a 285/40
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pics please
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Sounds good. I would go 285/40-17 on the rears too.
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thanks
now i just need to decide on what wheels to buy
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cool
Yeah .. i saw those , thay are hot !
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Those are our Rushforth Wheels. We can definitely help you out with a set. We're running 3-4 week turn around time right now. Give us a call to get your rolling on a set
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Personally, on a car that big, I would go with an 18x9 front, and 18x10 rear. For a couple of reasons. The car size would dwarf 17's, and two, in 18's in teh sizes I've posted, you can go with the SoftLip style rim which will hide the valve stem behind the wheel spokes, and give you a deeper smoother looking wheel lip. Give us a call.Last edited by DriverzInc; 01-21-2008 at 04:31 PM.
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