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  • Darren
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    Originally posted by kammi10 View Post
    darren i'd almost guarantee in the picture my car sits lower then yours.. that had eibach sportlines that were cut! it was a 2.5/3 inch drop

    same wheels with that drop.

    fronts did not rub hardly at all,

    rears only rubbed before i cut out the bump stop. was with 245/40/18's up front and 275/35/18 out back

    My car is lowered from stock height about 3 inches... you said hardly rubbed at all, I dont want any rubbing!

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/18-inch-18x8...932522&vxp=mtr

    So those would fit, with no spacers, and adapters, right? Sean you would recommended that tire size for them? I assume you had the 275's on a 8 inch wheel

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  • kammi10
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    Originally posted by WMCCjames View Post
    If you can swing around $500 per wheel you can get just about anything you want design wise and fitment wise. I know Bonspeed was having a buy 3 get one wheel free sale.
    If I were to run a true buget friendly wheel, I'd buy the bare 18" IROC's and have them widened to 18x10's.

    where can you find bare 18inch irocs?
    Last edited by kammi10; January 3rd, 2014, 11:32 AM.

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  • kammi10
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    Originally posted by Darren View Post
    :lol I know what it will look like, I am worried about fitment issues. I dont want them to rub or bottom out in the rear... My car is slammed, pretty low...

    Yeah I can afford $500 a wheel...
    darren i'd almost guarantee in the picture my car sits lower then yours.. that had eibach sportlines that were cut! it was a 2.5/3 inch drop

    same wheels with that drop.

    fronts did not rub hardly at all,

    rears only rubbed before i cut out the bump stop. was with 245/40/18's up front and 275/35/18 out back

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  • Darren
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    Originally posted by kammi10 View Post
    this!!!!



    here you go.. this is how it will look except no stripes
    :lol I know what it will look like, I am worried about fitment issues. I dont want them to rub or bottom out in the rear... My car is slammed, pretty low...

    Originally posted by WMCCjames View Post
    If you can swing around $500 per wheel you can get just about anything you want design wise and fitment wise. I know Bonspeed was having a buy 3 get one wheel free sale.
    If I were to run a true buget friendly wheel, I'd buy the bare 18" IROC's and have them widened to 18x10's.
    Yeah I can afford $500 a wheel...

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  • WMCCjames
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    If you can swing around $500 per wheel you can get just about anything you want design wise and fitment wise. I know Bonspeed was having a buy 3 get one wheel free sale.
    If I were to run a true buget friendly wheel, I'd buy the bare 18" IROC's and have them widened to 18x10's.

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  • kammi10
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    Originally posted by JoeliusZ28 View Post
    Id get chrome 18" irocs if i had your car. I loved how seans car used to look with those.
    this!!!!

    Originally posted by Darren View Post
    I am just not sure I am going to like 18's on my car, wish I could somehow see that in person. If I found a deal on 18 inch Irocs (used) I would buy them in a heartbeat, but I am not going to spend $1200 on a new set of wheels until I am sure thats what I want

    Maybe @ruckusz28 can shed some light on this. Your new wheels are 18's right? Where did you get them?
    here you go.. this is how it will look except no stripes

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  • hoogiesngrinderz
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    The car is on its fifth or sixth set of wheels Saleen replicas with 4.75 bp, these are the ones I picked up a while back for $150...I believe you passed on them and bought the Fitti's off me the same day I bought them

    564898_10100876657029202_568575806_n.jpg

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  • Darren
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    You have 18's on your car? Always thought those were 17's for some reason, got a side picture of the car with them on?

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  • hoogiesngrinderz
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    IMAG0015.jpg
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    Front: 1.5" spacer plus ~.3" LS1 rotor hat = ~1.8" spacing
    Rear: 2.0" spacer, difference between drum hat and LT1 rotor is minimal = ~2.1"

    18x9 with 50mm offset, so roughly a 7" back spacing

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  • Darren
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    My last car, I ran 4th gen wheels and ran 2 inch spacer in the rear and 1.5 inch in the front... but if I can I want to avoid that... This is starting to look more difficult then I needed. Should have kept my 16 inch irocs,

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  • hoogiesngrinderz
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    Not if you run stock offset or factor in the additional wheel width. In my case, since I like the flush look better, not factoring in LS1 brakes would have put my front tires into the fender if I ran the 2" spacer like everyone says to use

    Edit: I'll go take some pictures for reference. You'll be able to see how much wiggle room you actually have if you don't push the limits.

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  • Darren
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    Originally posted by hoogiesngrinderz View Post
    Plus, if you're going with LS1 brakes, you need to factor in the rotor hat thickness! They add about .3"

    I'm running 2" spacers in the rear and 1.5" in the front on 18x9 wheels with +50 offset, LS1 front LT1 rear brakes. Wheels are closer to the fenders, might drop down to 1.5" rear spacers and 1.25" fronts.
    I am running LS1 brakes in the front, will this seriously affect my wheel choice? I am trying to stay away from spacers/adapters if all possible... If I was going to run spacers I would just pick up some 4th gen Zr1's I mean I can get polished ones with tires for $1100 shipped to my door from OE wheels...

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  • hoogiesngrinderz
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    Plus, if you're going with LS1 brakes, you need to factor in the rotor hat thickness! They add about .3"

    I'm running 2" spacers in the rear and 1.5" in the front on 18x9 wheels with +50 offset, LS1 front LT1 rear brakes. Wheels are closer to the fenders, might drop down to 1.5" rear spacers and 1.25" fronts.

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  • Darren
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    I am just not sure I am going to like 18's on my car, wish I could somehow see that in person. If I found a deal on 18 inch Irocs (used) I would buy them in a heartbeat, but I am not going to spend $1200 on a new set of wheels until I am sure thats what I want

    Maybe [MENTION=3597]ruckusz28[/MENTION] can shed some light on this. Your new wheels are 18's right? Where did you get them?

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  • JoeliusZ28
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    Id get chrome 18" irocs if i had your car. I loved how seans car used to look with those.

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