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07-11-2005 #1
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You think your rear wheels are wide?
How about some 355/25/19s on a 19x14..
Saw these on another forum, I guess they are going on a wide body Supra. :rolleyes5
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07-11-2005 #2
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14in wide.....D*m
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07-11-2005 #3
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Shazam! Those are some fat meats! I'm planning 335s for my project and I thought I'd be hot stuff...
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One word-> Wow.
Full on race car?-Jim...
1970 Mustang Mach 1, Global West tubulars, roller bearing everything, del-a-lums, 355 Windsor Tremec TKO 600, lots more on the way
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07-11-2005 #5
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I dont like how the wheel sticks out past the tire like that. I see that a lot on imports. But the wow factor is still up there.
$100 bill? How do you get those?
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07-11-2005 #6
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WOW. Sure would like to see those mounted on the car. Are they running those on all four corners??
07-11-2005 #7
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Is there a point where your wheel width just becomes to big that its having a negative impact on handling or turning? At least from a pro-touring point of view? Yeah, more grip for pro-street type, but I would think turning would become worse once those rear wheels hit a certain width, No?
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07-11-2005 #8
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Adam,
I agree on the wheel sticking out past the tire. 19x13 would have been much better for that combo. I hope he's running something wide up front, or else that car is going to probably push pretty bad
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I plan to run the same tire.
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Jeff Andre is gonna be running 345's on the back of his car. I see nothing amazing anymore....... Well, a girl in my bed would amaze me, but that's about it.
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07-11-2005 #11
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I remember Merlin's twin-blown C3 Corvette had a pair of 19x14's on the rear w/345 tires. The wheel maker had to use two 7" hoops to build the rims. Definitely wild stuff!
I'm planning to install my Pirelli 365/35/17's on my car for the Texas Goodguys event. My rear wheels are 17x13's. The combo should look impressive from the rear,huh.
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