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01-31-2011 #1
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needing help on rims my cuda
im thinking of a set of ion625 silver or a set of boss 338 s/f silver in either 18s or 18-20s the rear i would like to be with a 28 inch tall tire over all and about 10inches wide does anyone on here have a e-body this combo? or any ideas on another rim?
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01-31-2011 #2
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here it is now im lowering it 2-3 inches
03-13-2011 #3
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I have the 338's and am really satisfied with them..they have a classic look that really turns heads and fits older cars awesome...in my opinion. But either way they seem to be the same style so they both are a win win.
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I know it will be budget dependent, but I think it would look good with a wheel that has more spokes than 5. I just think of Mopars having fuller looking wheels.
Stephen
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look at Boze Alloys, Shifter on 70 Cuda with the black centers. I think it would look really good with the black stripe on your car. http://www.bozeforged.com/chrysler1.html
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Make sure you order them to fit a dart if you dont like them.....
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03-22-2011 #7
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went with the boss 338s
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03-22-2011 #9
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That looks really good! What size wheels & tires did you end up going with? How much did you drop it?
03-23-2011 #10
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thanks they are 18-20s the front are 235-40-18s and the rear are 275-40-20s i dropped it 2 inches thinking about going a little lower in the front
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Looks Good!
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That looks real good. Can you tell me what color that is?
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`You need more brake in there
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03-25-2011 #14
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Looks great...going the same direction on my 67 Impala Fastback!!!
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What mirrors do you have on there? They don't look like standard E-body.
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03-29-2011 #16
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I agree with using Boze. Used a set of these on a customers car and they looked great and fit perfect. Boze was very helpful.
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